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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
She starts shopping/ stops shopping
Can we say: On Sundays she usually goes shopping, she starts shopping at 9 o'clock and stops shopping at 10 ?
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Anonymous On Sundays she usually goes shoppi ng. She starts shopping at 9 o'clock and stops shopping at 10. It is an odd habit, but the grammar structure (as repaired above) is OK.
- Anonymous On Sundays she usually goes shoppi ng.
- She starts shopping at 9 o'clock and stops shopping at 10.
- It is an odd habit, but the grammar structure (as repaired above) is OK.
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Anonymous On Sundays she usually goes shopping. She starts shopping at 9 o'clock and stops shopping at 10.It is an odd habit, but the grammar structure (as repaired above) is OK.
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Natural English usually avoids unnecessary repetition.
eg On Sundays she usually goes shopping. She starts at 9 o'clock and ends at 10.
Are your times am or pm?
eg On Sundays she usually goes shopping. She starts at 9 o'clock and ends at 10.
Are your times am or pm?
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Let's say am. Basically, I had doubts about the construction "starts shopping/stops shopping".
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