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Tensaiem Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

substitution

"Telling about her night out with her boyfriend" and "telling abot her last night dating with her boyfriend" have the same meaning? Two use is alright? Thanks a lot.
  

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yes ,i think so

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Anonymous yes ,i think so
Properly written: Yes, I think so.
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Thank your answer. I have one more question. Some his friends or his some friends. Which way is properly ? thanks.
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tensaiemTwo use is alright?
These are alright to use?

In the US, I don't hear "dating with her boyfriend," although it's grammatically correct.

". . . her last night dating her boyfriend" would be natural.
I'm dating a man from New York. He and I are dating.

A similar common error is to say "He marrie
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In some friends, 'some' is an adjective (noun determiner). [ Some friends are coming to dinner, ] In some of his friends, 'some' is a pronoun and is sufficient. [ Some of his friends like corn, while some prefer peas. ]
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