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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Question on a statement

Hi teachers,
According to this statement, 'She stared at Felix, and Felix stared back at her.'
Is this question appropriate? 'What did they do to each other? Is there a better one?

Thanks in advance
  

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" but if u insist on having the phrase "each other" , better to say: "what did they do at each other" , at least it sounds more natural, though i'm not sure about the grammar

— Navid4u

  • " but if u insist on having the phrase "each other" , better to say: "what did they do at each other" , at least it sounds more natural, though i'm not sure about the grammar
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well, it depends,the aappropriate question would be simply: "what did they do?"
but if u insist on having the phrase "each other" , better to say: "what did they do at each other" , at least it sounds more natural, though i'm not sure about the grammar
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Hi navid4u,
Welcome! Just a couple of comments.
Please try to avoid "texting" or "chatroom" language with your future post, and if you like to share your idea, it would be only appropriate to observe the capitalization rules.
navid4u better to say: "what did they do to at eac
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Hi dimsumexpress,
Thank you for your reply.
The thing is that I can't change the sentence, it is from a book and the student's dont have the text. This is a listening exercise. So the students only have the questions, but not the answers.
I had this suggestion, "Who stared at whom?" as a possible question to this statement, 'She stared at Feli
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