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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Put on blanket
Can I say,
(a) She put on blanket / put the blanket on because she felt cold.
(b) She covers the blanket because it is cold.
(c) She uses the blanket to cover his body because she is cold.
(d) She covers herself with a blanket because she is cold.
(a) She put on blanket / put the blanket on because she felt cold.
(b) She covers the blanket because it is cold.
(c) She uses the blanket to cover his body because she is cold.
(d) She covers herself with a blanket because she is cold.
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(a) She put on the blanket / put the blanket on because she felt cold. -- Put the blanket on what? Or do you mean "put on" as if an item of clothing? A blanket is not something one normally "puts on" in that sense, so it may be better to say "She wrapped herself in the blanket" / "She wrapped the blanket around herself".
(b) She covers the blanket because it is cold. -- No.
(b) She covers the blanket because it is cold. -- No.
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