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New Hope Posted 10 years ago
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parks/the parks
Please separate the correct sentences from both sets.
A.
Children go to parks with their parents.
Children go to the parks with their parents.
Children go to the park (referring to any park) with their parents.
B.
People visit parks for picnic.
People visit the parks for picnic.
A.
Children go to parks with their parents.
Children go to the parks with their parents.
Children go to the park (referring to any park) with their parents.
B.
People visit parks for picnic.
People visit the parks for picnic.
Top answer
haroon rashid Children go to parks with their parents. This makes sense if you are talking about parks in general. haroon rashid Children go to the parks with their parents.
- haroon rashid Children go to parks with their parents.
- This makes sense if you are talking about parks in general.
- haroon rashid Children go to the parks with their parents.
- This makes sense if you are talking about particular parks.
- haroon rashid Children go to the park (referring to any park) with their parents.
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haroon rashidChildren go to parks with their parents.This makes sense if you are talking about parks in general.
haroon rashidChildren go to the parks with their parents.This makes sense if you are talking about particular parks.
haroon rashidChildren go to the park (referring to any park) with thei
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