0
Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The ball broke the vase
Do we say,
(i) John felt bored of / to reading. He played with the ball and it broke the vase.
(It seems wong to me, am I right?)
(ii) John broke the flower vase when he played with the ball. He apologised for his wrongdoing about the vase. He promised to behave himself.
(i) John felt bored of / to reading. He played with the ball and it broke the vase.
(It seems wong to me, am I right?)
(ii) John broke the flower vase when he played with the ball. He apologised for his wrongdoing about the vase. He promised to behave himself.
Top answer
How about the sentences above?
- How about the sentences above?
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
3 Answers
0
0
(i) John felt bored of/with reading. He played with the ball and it broke the vase.
(ii) John broke the vase when he played with the ball. He apologised for breaking it/the vase (for his actions) . He promised to behave himself.
(ii) John broke the vase when he played with the ball. He apologised for breaking it/the vase (for his actions) . He promised to behave himself.
00
Related Questions