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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Praise his efforts for learning Korean
praise sb/sth (for sth) | ~ sb/sth (as sth)
A : He's learning Korean
B: Wow.
A: I think his Korean may be better than my English.
B: No way. Just praise his efforts for learning Korean.
Does the underlined sound OK?
A : He's learning Korean
B: Wow.
A: I think his Korean may be better than my English.
B: No way. Just praise his efforts for learning Korean.
Does the underlined sound OK?
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Hi. Your sentence is fine grammatically.
- Hi.
- Your sentence is fine grammatically.
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Does the underlined sound OK?
Sorry Moon, it's the word "praise" that makes your last sentence sound awkward.
To most English speakers, the word priaise means: express warm approval or admiration of; to express one's respect and gratitude toward (a deity), esp. in song : we praise *** for past blessings.
Perhaps what you're looking for is something l
Sorry Moon, it's the word "praise" that makes your last sentence sound awkward.
To most English speakers, the word priaise means: express warm approval or admiration of; to express one's respect and gratitude toward (a deity), esp. in song : we praise *** for past blessings.
Perhaps what you're looking for is something l
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