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Tinanam0102 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction Aug 5

Hi teachers,

1. I'm glad your exam is over, would you like to celebrate with / over a movie.

2. I'm glad your exam is over, would you like to celebrate it with / over a movie.

Is there other words to replace "celebrate"?

Thanks

Tinanam
  

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Hi, 1. I'm glad your exam is over, would you like to celebrate with / over a movie. 2.

— Clive

  • Hi, 1.
  • I'm glad your exam is over, would you like to celebrate with / over a movie.
  • 2.
  • I'm glad your exam is over, would you like to celebrate it with / over a movie.
  • No, Say this.
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Hi,

1. I'm glad your exam is over, would you like to celebrate with / over a movie.

2. I'm glad your exam is over, would you like to celebrate it with / over a movie.

No, Say this.

I'm glad your exam is over. Would you like to celebrate with a movie?
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Hi Clive,

Thanks for your help.

1. Does that mean I can substitue "relax / unwind with a movie" or "celebrate with a dinner?

2. Would you show me how to use "......over a dinner / movie"?

Thank you.

Tinanam
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Hi,

1. Does that mean I can substitue "relax / unwind with a movie" Yes

or "celebrate with a dinner? Yes, but it's not very natural to say. Better is eg celebrate by going out to dinner.



2. Would you show me how to use "..over a dinner / movi
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Hi Clive,

Thanks for showing me the sentences. I understand now.

Tinanam
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Hi Clive,

I'm sorry I just thought of one. I read this from a teacher: I got promoted. Let's go out and celebrate. Italian, maybe?

"I'm glad your exam is over. we should go to see a movie and celebrate." In this sentence does this become two seperate events? which is different from "celebrate with a movie"

Thank you.

Tinanam
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