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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Scribbled the table / on the table
Can I say,
(a) He scribbled the table / on the table.
(b) He scribbled something on the table.
(c) He scribbled with coloured pencils on the table.
(d) He scribbled all over the table.
(a) He scribbled the table / on the table.
(b) He scribbled something on the table.
(c) He scribbled with coloured pencils on the table.
(d) He scribbled all over the table.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,All of these mean he wrote ON the table surface itself, not on paper while he sat at the table.
(a) He scribbledthe table/ on the table.
(b) He scribbled something on the table.
(c) He scribbled with coloured pencils on the table.
(d) He scribbled all over the table.
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