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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
riding a horse
Can I say,
(a) The jockey is riding a horse around the horse field.
(b) The jockey is galloping the horse around the horse field. (is that correct to say "horse field"?)
(a) The jockey is riding a horse around the horse field.
(b) The jockey is galloping the horse around the horse field. (is that correct to say "horse field"?)
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Riding and galloping are of course different. Horse field sounds very odd. Just field -- or paddock , if that's what it is rather than an open field.
- Riding and galloping are of course different.
- Horse field sounds very odd.
- Just field -- or paddock , if that's what it is rather than an open field.
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Riding and galloping are of course different. Horse field sounds very odd. Just field-- or paddock, if that's what it is rather than an open field.
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Riding and galloping are of course different. Horse field sounds very odd. Just field-- or paddock, if that's what it is rather than an open field.
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