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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Play swing
Can I say,
(a) They play swing / swings happily.
(b) They swing happily.
(c) They play on the swing / swings happily.
(a) They play swing / swings happily.
(b) They swing happily.
(c) They play on the swing / swings happily.
Top answer
B and C sound right. They swing happily. (Swing is the verb, which refers to the movement backwards and forwards) They play on the swing/swings happily.
- B and C sound right.
- They swing happily.
- (Swing is the verb, which refers to the movement backwards and forwards) They play on the swing/swings happily.
- (here swing is the noun, a plaything)
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B and C sound right.
They swing happily. (Swing is the verb, which refers to the movement backwards and forwards)
They play on the swing/swings happily. (here swing is the noun, a plaything)
They swing happily. (Swing is the verb, which refers to the movement backwards and forwards)
They play on the swing/swings happily. (here swing is the noun, a plaything)
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