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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

put more effort

0Can I say,02br
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00(a) She put more effort to get a gold medal last week.02br
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00(b) She put a lot of effort to win the match.02br
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00(c) She put in a lot of effort / some effort to get a prize. 0-
  

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00(a) She put more effort 01b00into getting02b00 a gold medal last week.02br
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00(b) She put a lot of effort 01b00into winning02b00 the match.02br
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00(c) She put in a lot of effort / some effort (01b00in order02b00) to get a prize.-- 01i00
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01cite10Vincent Teo12cite10Can I say,12br
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10(a) She put more effort11font10 into getting12font10 a gold medal last week.12br
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10(b) She put a lot of effort 11font10into winning12font10 the match.12
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0From your reply, I found that we should write "put ....into + verb ." Then we also can say,02br
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00(a) She put in more effort to get a gold medal last w.02br
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00(b) She put in a lot of effort to win the match. 02br
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00Am I right? 0-
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0 Right, VT. [Y]0-
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0Can I say,02br
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00She put in a lot of effort in this competition for winning the medal. 02br
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00(b) She put in all of her effort to practise so that she could get a gold metal in the event. 0-
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0 Try these:02br
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00She put in a lot of effort (in order) to win the medal in this competition.02br
00She put all of her effort into practising so that she could get a gold medal in the event. 0-
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She put more effort to get a gold medal
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