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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Preparing / making
Can I say,
(a) She is preparing / making sandwiches for a / the picnic.
(b) She is preparing / making sandwiches before going for a picnic. / before going to have a picnic.
(a) She is preparing / making sandwiches for a / the picnic.
(b) She is preparing / making sandwiches before going for a picnic. / before going to have a picnic.
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1) The choice between a/the picnic depends on whether the listener knows which picnic you're talking about. 2) going for/on a picnic
- 1) The choice between a/the picnic depends on whether the listener knows which picnic you're talking about.
- 2) going for/on a picnic
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1) The choice between a/the picnic depends on whether the listener knows which picnic you're talking about.
2) going for/on a picnic
2) going for/on a picnic
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