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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

on the branch - tree branch - branch of trees

0 Are there all correct? 02br
00(a)The two little children play swing on the 02br
00branch(of a tree)02br
00(b)They like to play on the swing (on the 02br
00tree branch)02br
00(c)They swing on the tree branch / branch tree02br
00like monkey. 02br
00(d)They swing on the branch of the tree all the02br
00time.02br
00(e)They went to swing the branch on the tree.02br
00(f)They swing on/from/at/with / by a branch of 02br
00trees. 02br
00(g)They swing and take the branch (of trees) 0-
  

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0 Are you talking about 'a swing' - a seat attached to the tree branch with rope/chain - or the children swinging from their hands? 0-

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  • 0 Are you talking about 'a swing' - a seat attached to the tree branch with rope/chain - or the children swinging from their hands?
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0 Are you talking about 'a swing' - a seat attached to the tree branch with rope/chain - or the children swinging from their hands? 0-
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0 I mean" the children swinging from their hands" , how about those sentences? 0-
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0a)The two little children play swing on the 02br
00branch(of a tree)02br
02br
00You don't really 'play' swing. You play games that have names.02br
02br
00The two little children are swinging on the branch. 02br
02br
00The two little children are playing by swinging on the branch.02br
00(b)They like to play on th
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