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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

use the rake

Can I say,

(A) He uses the rake to gather the dry / dried leaves.

(b) He took the rake to gather the leaves.

(c) He gets the rake to gather the old leaves.
  

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Use these: (A) He uses the rake to gather the dry leaves. (b) He took the rake to gather the leaves. (c) He gets the rake to gather the leaves.

— Mister Micawber

  • Use these: (A) He uses the rake to gather the dry leaves.
  • (b) He took the rake to gather the leaves.
  • (c) He gets the rake to gather the leaves.
  • Natural: He raked / is raking the leaves.
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Use these:


(A) He uses the rake to gather the dry leaves.

(b) He took the rake to gather the leaves.

(c) He gets the rake to gather the leaves.

Natural: He raked / is raking the leaves.
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