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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
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Preposition
Can I say,
(a) She read a book with glasses.
(b) She wakes early and prepares some breakfast to / for us.
(c) He caught the snake's head with / by his hand.
(d) Turn right in /into the T-junction.
(a) She read a book with glasses.
(b) She wakes early and prepares some breakfast to / for us.
(c) He caught the snake's head with / by his hand.
(d) Turn right in /into the T-junction.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) She read s a book with glasses. (b) She wakes up early and prepares some breakfast for us. (c) He caught the snake's head with his hand.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) She read s a book with glasses.
- (b) She wakes up early and prepares some breakfast for us.
- (c) He caught the snake's head with his hand.
- (d) Turn right at the T-junction.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) She reads a book with glasses.
(b) She wakes up early and prepares some breakfast for us.
(c) He caught the snake's head with his hand.
(d) Turn right at the T-junction.
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(a) She read a book with glasses.
Avoid creating the comic effect of a book wearing glasses by rephrasing:
She uses glasses to read.
She used glasses to read the book.
(b) She wakes early and prepares some breakfastto / for us.
You need prepare for.
Avoid creating the comic effect of a book wearing glasses by rephrasing:
She uses glasses to read.
She used glasses to read the book.
(b) She wakes early and prepares some breakfast
You need prepare for.
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