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shininggirl Did you play with snow? It is grammatically correct, but it might not mean what you think it means. Maybe you intended Did you play in the snow?
- shininggirl Did you play with snow?
- It is grammatically correct, but it might not mean what you think it means.
- Maybe you intended Did you play in the snow?
- CJ
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shininggirlDid you play with snow?It is grammatically correct, but it might not mean what you think it means.
Maybe you intended Did you play in the snow?
CJ
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I think that's what I mean.
For example throwing snowballs at each other and so on.
For example throwing snowballs at each other and so on.
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shininggirlI think that's what I mean.For example throwing snowballs at each other and so on.OK. That's "play in the snow".
CJ
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