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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Participate / participate in vs practised hard
Can I say,
(a) She practised hard to participate / participate in the Scrabble competition.
(b)Her parents couraged her to practise hard.
(c) Her parents couraged her to join in the competition.
(d) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition.
(e) Susan went to participate the competition.
(a) She practised hard to participate / participate in the Scrabble competition.
(b)Her parents couraged her to practise hard.
(c) Her parents couraged her to join in the competition.
(d) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition.
(e) Susan went to participate the competition.
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(a) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition. (b)Her parents encouraged her to practise hard. (c) Her parents encouraged her to enter the competition.
- (a) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition.
- (b)Her parents encouraged her to practise hard.
- (c) Her parents encouraged her to enter the competition.
- (d) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition.
- (e) Susan went to participate in the competition.
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(a) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition.
(b)Her parents encouraged her to practise hard.
(c) Her parents encouraged her to enter the competition.
(d) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition.
(e) Susan went to participate in the competition.
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(a) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition.
(b)Her parents encouraged her to practise hard.
(c) Her parents encouraged her to enter the competition.
(d) She practised hard for the Scrabble competition.
(e) Susan went to participate in the competition.
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