0
Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Row - oar
Can I say,
The boatman used an oar to row a boat.
The boatman is rowing (a boat) with an oar.
The boatman used an oar to row a boat.
The boatman is rowing (a boat) with an oar.
Top answer
A boatman uses two oars to row a boat. If he'd lost one he would have to paddle it along. Rover
- A boatman uses two oars to row a boat.
- If he'd lost one he would have to paddle it along.
- Rover
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
3 Answers
0
A boatman uses two oars to row a boat.
If he'd lost one he would have to paddle it along.
Rover
If he'd lost one he would have to paddle it along.
Rover
00
0
Yes, but 'with oars' is unnecessary.
You can't row with anything else but oars.
Rover
You can't row with anything else but oars.
Rover
0
Related Questions