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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
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She is carrying / taking a pot of coffee.
Hi teachers,
Do they have similar meanings?
She is carrying a pot of coffee = she is taking a pot of coffee.
Thanks in advance.
Do they have similar meanings?
She is carrying a pot of coffee = she is taking a pot of coffee.
Thanks in advance.
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She is taking a pot of coffee to the executive suite. It does not sound natural without the prepositional phrase) She is carrying a pot of coffee. )
- She is taking a pot of coffee to the executive suite.
- It does not sound natural without the prepositional phrase) She is carrying a pot of coffee.
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She is taking a pot of coffee to the executive suite. It does not sound natural without the prepositional phrase)
She is carrying a pot of coffee. (This can stand alone.)
She is carrying a pot of coffee. (This can stand alone.)
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