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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Put it back originally
How to we say if I want to ask the person to put the thing back to the original place?
Eg: (i) Please put the bag where/which you take it.
(ii) Please put the book in the same place / in the position.
(iii) Please put the ball where you borrowed / borrow.
P/s: is there any other suitable way to say?
Eg: (i) Please put the bag where/which you take it.
(ii) Please put the book in the same place / in the position.
(iii) Please put the ball where you borrowed / borrow.
P/s: is there any other suitable way to say?
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Conversationally, you would say, "Please put the ball back where you got it."
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Please put the [bag, ball, book] back where you [found / got] it.
(None of yours are very idiomatic.)
CJ
(None of yours are very idiomatic.)
CJ
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