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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Performing dancing

Can I say,

(a) The clowns are performing at / in the concert.

(b) The dancers are performming stunts in / at the concert.

(c) They are performing / performing dancing at the concert.

(d) They are performing fan dancing / are performing on the concert.
  

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(a) The clowns are performing at / in the concert. (b) The dancers are performing stunts in / at the concert. (c) They are performing / dancing at the concert.

— Mister Micawber

  • (a) The clowns are performing at / in the concert.
  • (b) The dancers are performing stunts in / at the concert.
  • (c) They are performing / dancing at the concert.
  • (d) They are fan-dancing / are performing in/at the concert.
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(a) The clowns are performing at / in the concert.
(b) The dancers are performing stunts in / at the concert.
(c) They are performing / dancing at the concert.
(d) They are fan-dancing / are performing in/at the concert.
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So, do we say,

She is performing a dance in a concert.
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So, do we say,

She is performing a dance in a concert.
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