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Zenkg Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Play vs play with
My question is what is the difference between play and play with?
1. The girl likes to play with her doll.
2. The girl likes to play her doll.
3. He likes to play badminton.
4. He likes to play with badminton.
which is correct? mind giving me some explanation. TQ
1. The girl likes to play with her doll.
2. The girl likes to play her doll.
3. He likes to play badminton.
4. He likes to play with badminton.
which is correct? mind giving me some explanation. TQ
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1. The girl likes to play with her doll. - The girl dresses her doll in pretty clothes and has a tea party with her.
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- The girl likes to play with her doll.
- - The girl dresses her doll in pretty clothes and has a tea party with her.
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- He likes to play badminton.
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1. The girl likes to play with her doll. - The girl dresses her doll in pretty clothes and has a tea party with her.
3. He likes to play badminton. Badminton is the name of a game. We play games. We play games with other people.
Doll is not the name of a game, so #2 is wrong.
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3. He likes to play badminton. Badminton is the name of a game. We play games. We play games with other people.
Doll is not the name of a game, so #2 is wrong.
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Thank you very much for your clear explanations!
Haha..your are my master!
Haha..your are my master!
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