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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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Playing with
Can I say,
(c) His hobby is bowling.
(b) His hobby is playing bowling.
(c) His hobby is playing bowling with his friends.
(c) His hobby is bowling.
(b) His hobby is playing bowling.
(c) His hobby is playing bowling with his friends.
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1. We do not generally use "play" with bowling. So, your first sentence fits the correct pattern.
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- We do not generally use "play" with bowling.
- So, your first sentence fits the correct pattern.
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- A hobby is generally thought of as something one participates in (alone): collecting stamps, writing haiku, needlepoint, etc.
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1. We do not generally use "play" with bowling. So, your first sentence fits the correct pattern.
2. A hobby is generally thought of as something one participates in (alone): collecting stamps, writing haiku, needlepoint, etc.
2. A hobby is generally thought of as something one participates in (alone): collecting stamps, writing haiku, needlepoint, etc.
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