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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
put / arrange
Can I say,
(a) She arranges / put the flowers in / into the vase.
(b) She is stricking in some flowers in a vase.
(c) She is ..... the flowers to make it beauty.
(how do say the action if the florist cuts, decorates and arranges neatly and nice.)?
(a) She arranges / put the flowers in / into the vase.
(b) She is stricking in some flowers in a vase.
(c) She is ..... the flowers to make it beauty.
(how do say the action if the florist cuts, decorates and arranges neatly and nice.)?
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) She arranges / put the flowers in / into the vase. k. I wouldn't say 'into'.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) She arranges / put the flowers in / into the vase.
- k.
- I wouldn't say 'into'.
- (b) She is stricking in some flowers in a vase.
- 'Sticking' implies it is not a carefully done act.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) She arranges / put the flowers in / into the vase. arranges, puts = both o.k. I wouldn't say 'into'.
(b) She is stricking in some flowers in a vase. 'Sticking' implies it is not a carefully done act.
(c) She is ..... the flowers to make
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