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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Pouring coffee into / in cups
Can I say,
The waiter is pouring coffee into / in cups to her customers.
The waiter is pouring coffee into / in cups to her customers.
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No. g. The waiter is pouring coffee into the cups of his customers.
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- The waiter is pouring coffee into the cups of his customers.
- The waitress is pouring coffee into her customers' cups.
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No. There are several problems
waiter= he, his
waitress = she, her
e.g.
The waiter is pouring coffee into the cups of his customers.
The waitress is pouring coffee into her customers' cups.
waiter= he, his
waitress = she, her
e.g.
The waiter is pouring coffee into the cups of his customers.
The waitress is pouring coffee into her customers' cups.
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Thanks, Can I say,
The waiter is pouring coffee in the cups for his customers.
The waiter is pouring coffee in the cups for his customers.
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