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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I would like to know if these sentences are correct? I am trying to say that we should not have changed our original classroom:
1. We should have just 'kept to' the original room.
2. We should have just stayed 'at/in' the original room.
The apostrophes indicate my concern.
1. We should have just 'kept to' the original room.
2. We should have just stayed 'at/in' the original room.
The apostrophes indicate my concern.
Top answer
1. We should have just kept to the original room. 2.
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- We should have just kept to the original room.
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- We should have just stayed in the original room.
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1. We should have just kept to the original room.
2. We should have just stayed in the original room.
2. We should have just stayed in the original room.
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Mister Micawber1. We should have just kept to the original room.Could you please explain how 'kept to' works in that sentence. Because I think 'stayed to' would be wrong and only 'kept to' is possible, right?
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AnonymousCould you please explain how 'kept to' works in that sentence. Because I think 'stayed to' would be wrong and only 'kept to' is possible, right?Right. They take different prepositions, that is all.
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