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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

splash water

Do I say,

1 Peter is splashing water with john in the pool.

2 Peter is splashing (to/ with) his brother in the pool.

3 They are splashing / splashing water in the pool.

4 They enjoyed splashing / splashing water in the pool.
  

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1 Peter is splashing water at John in the pool. 2 Peter is splashing at his brother in the pool. 3 They are splashing / splashing water in the pool.

  • 1 Peter is splashing water at John in the pool.
  • 2 Peter is splashing at his brother in the pool.
  • 3 They are splashing / splashing water in the pool.
  • 4 They enjoyed splashing / splashing water in the pool.
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1 Peter is splashing water at John in the pool.
2 Peter is splashing at his brother in the pool.
3 They are splashing / splashing water in the pool.
4 They enjoyed splashing / splashing water in the pool.

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