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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions
Can I say,
(a) The cat stole a fish / in /at / from the kitchen.
(b) The ducks are swimming in / on / at the pond.
(c) The cat is playing with a string / a ball of wool.
(d) The humming bird is flapping its wings.
(e) The bird is perching on the branch.
(a) The cat stole a fish / in /at / from the kitchen.
(b) The ducks are swimming in / on / at the pond.
(c) The cat is playing with a string / a ball of wool.
(d) The humming bird is flapping its wings.
(e) The bird is perching on the branch.
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(a) The cat stole a fish / in /at / from the kitchen. (b) The ducks are swimming in / on / at the pond. (c) The cat is playing with a string / a ball of wool.
- (a) The cat stole a fish / in /at / from the kitchen.
- (b) The ducks are swimming in / on / at the pond.
- (c) The cat is playing with a string / a ball of wool.
- (d) The humming bird is flapping its wings.
- (e) The bird is perching on the branch.
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(a) The cat stole a fish / in /at / from the kitchen.
(b) The ducks are swimming in / on / at the pond.
(c) The cat is playing with a string / a ball of wool.
(d) The humming bird is flapping its wings.
(e) The bird is perching on the branch.
(a)The cat stole a fish from the kitchen. (....when the cat is sighted outside with the f
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