Proceed
All students should proceed to the ground for morning assembly.
Is the sentence correct? How'd a native say this?
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The sentence is OK, except possibly for the use of the word "ground". I expect you mean a sports ground? While it is not impossible to abbreviate this to just "ground", it is clearer and more usual to say "sports ground" in full.
- The sentence is OK, except possibly for the use of the word "ground".
- I expect you mean a sports ground?
- While it is not impossible to abbreviate this to just "ground", it is clearer and more usual to say "sports ground" in full.
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The sentence is OK, except possibly for the use of the word "ground". I expect you mean a sports ground? While it is not impossible to abbreviate this to just "ground", it is clearer and more usual to say "sports ground" in full.
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= How did a native say this?
You want "How would a native say this?" That can't be expressed with "How'd".
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