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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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playing / enjoys playing
Can I write:
(a) The buffalo is swimming in the mud.
(b) The buffalo is playing / enjoys playing in the mud.
(a) The buffalo is swimming in the mud.
(b) The buffalo is playing / enjoys playing in the mud.
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(a) The buffalo is wallowing in the mud. (b) The buffalo is wallowing / enjoys wallowing in the mud.
- (a) The buffalo is wallowing in the mud.
- (b) The buffalo is wallowing / enjoys wallowing in the mud.
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(a) The buffalo is wallowing in the mud.
(b) The buffalo is wallowing / enjoys wallowing in the mud.
(a) The buffalo is wallowing in the mud.
(b) The buffalo is wallowing / enjoys wallowing in the mud.
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