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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Practice the pronunciation looking in the mirror

Practice the pronunciation looking in the mirror

Can a verb practice form a structure like one above?

I've seen practice + ~ing or practice + a noun... but not pratice + noun + ~ing.
  

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Yes, practice can be used as a command in the way shown in your example. Still, I think the meaning would be a little clear (and sound a little better) if the word "while" were inserted, as in: Practice the pronunciation while looking in the mirror.

  • Yes, practice can be used as a command in the way shown in your example.
  • Still, I think the meaning would be a little clear (and sound a little better) if the word "while" were inserted, as in: Practice the pronunciation while looking in the mirror.
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Yes, practice can be used as a command in the way shown in your example. Still, I think the meaning would be a little clear (and sound a little better) if the word "while" were inserted, as in:

Practice the pronunciation while looking in the mirror.
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I don't get it.
What does this have to do with looking in a mirror?

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