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Pabbys Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Play water/ play with water / play in the water
Hi, teachers
I have a question.
play water/ play with water / play in the water
Which is correct?
Thank you for your help!!!
I have a question.
play water/ play with water / play in the water
Which is correct?
Thank you for your help!!!
Top answer
Hi They are playing in the water. (They could be playing anything in the water -- even pushing and pulling. ) They are playing with water.
- Hi They are playing in the water.
- (They could be playing anything in the water -- even pushing and pulling.
- ) They are playing with water.
- [They could be anywhere (even in the office) and they are playing with water.
- ] They are playing Water.
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Hi
They are playing in the water.
(They could be playing anything in the water -- even pushing and pulling. They are wet.)
They are playing with water.
[They could be anywhere (even in the office) and they are playing with water. They may or may not be wet.]
They are playing Water. ['Water' is the name of a (specific) game.]
They are playing in the water.
(They could be playing anything in the water -- even pushing and pulling. They are wet.)
They are playing with water.
[They could be anywhere (even in the office) and they are playing with water. They may or may not be wet.]
They are playing Water. ['Water' is the name of a (specific) game.]
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