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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
the host
Is there a natural way to say:
(a) Aida admires to be a host on TV.
(b) She likes to be a host on TV.
(c) She is the host on TV.
(a) Aida admires to be a host on TV.
(b) She likes to be a host on TV.
(c) She is the host on TV.
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(a) Aida would like/wants to be // enjoys being a TV host. (b) She likes being a host on TV. (c) She is a TV host.
- (a) Aida would like/wants to be // enjoys being a TV host.
- (b) She likes being a host on TV.
- (c) She is a TV host.
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(a) Aida would like/wants to be // enjoys being a TV host.
(b) She likes being a host on TV.
(c) She is a TV host.
(a) Aida would like/wants to be // enjoys being a TV host.
(b) She likes being a host on TV.
(c) She is a TV host.
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Thanks. How about these sentences?
(a) She wants to be a host of the TV.
(b) The host works at a TV station.
(c) She is a famous host on TV.
(a) She wants to be a host of the TV.
(b) The host works at a TV station.
(c) She is a famous host on TV.
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(a) She wants to be a host of the TV.-- No. Of is no good here. Nor is the.
(b) The host works at a TV station.-- OK
(c) She is a famous host on TV. -- OK
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(a) She wants to be a host of the TV.-- No. Of is no good here. Nor is the.
(b) The host works at a TV station.-- OK
(c) She is a famous host on TV. -- OK
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