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Vincent Teo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
to paint
Do I say,
(a) He used a brush to paint.
(b) He used a brush to paint a scenery.
(c) He used a brush to paint a picture.
(a) He used a brush to paint.
(b) He used a brush to paint a scenery.
(c) He used a brush to paint a picture.
Top answer
All three are good, except you don't paint a scenery. "
- All three are good, except you don't paint a scenery.
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All three are good, except you don't paint a scenery. Perhaps, "He used a brush to paint a landscape."
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