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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
sounds / press the horns
Can I say,
(a) Ali is a ice cream vendor. Whenever he goes around (our) neighbourhood, he will sound (got any words to replace?) the horns to attract the children's attraction.
(b) Whenever he goes around the street, he presses the horns to attract the children.
(c) Whenever he goes to the street, he sounds his bells.
(a) Ali is a ice cream vendor. Whenever he goes around (our) neighbourhood, he will sound (got any words to replace?) the horns to attract the children's attraction.
(b) Whenever he goes around the street, he presses the horns to attract the children.
(c) Whenever he goes to the street, he sounds his bells.
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I assume you realize that horns and bells are different. Here's how I would say them: Ali is an ice cream vendor. Whenever he goes through our neighborhood, he sounds his horn to attract the attention of the children.
- I assume you realize that horns and bells are different.
- Here's how I would say them: Ali is an ice cream vendor.
- Whenever he goes through our neighborhood, he sounds his horn to attract the attention of the children.
- Whenever he goes around the block , he sounds his horn to attract the children.
- ] Whenever he passes/drives/walks along the street, he rings his bells.
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I assume you realize that horns and bells are different.
Here's how I would say them:
Ali is an ice cream vendor. Whenever he goes through our neighborhood, he sounds his horn to attract the attention of the children.
Whenever he goes around the block, he sounds his horn to at
Here's how I would say them:
Ali is an ice cream vendor. Whenever he goes through our neighborhood, he sounds his horn to attract the attention of the children.
Whenever he goes around the block, he sounds his horn to at
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