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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Played fireworks
Can I say,
(a) They like to play (with) fireworks at night.
(b) They like to play (with) fireworks in the night.
(a) They like to play (with) fireworks at night.
(b) They like to play (with) fireworks in the night.
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They like to play with fireworks at night. Is the better sentence. They like to play with fireworks in the night (sounds as if I should know which night to me).
- They like to play with fireworks at night.
- Is the better sentence.
- They like to play with fireworks in the night (sounds as if I should know which night to me).
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They like to play with fireworks at night. Is the better sentence. They like to play with fireworks in the night (sounds as if I should know which night to me).
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