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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Used / paly the guitar
Can I say,
(a) He used the guitar to play songs.
(b) One of them played the guitar and the others sang the songs.
(c) He played the guitar to sing songs. The songs were good to hear
(d) They sang a few beautiful songs with a guitar.
(a) He used the guitar to play songs.
(b) One of them played the guitar and the others sang the songs.
(c) He played the guitar to sing songs. The songs were good to hear
(d) They sang a few beautiful songs with a guitar.
Top answer
(a) ok in some contexts. (b) ok (c) No. He played the guitar and sang.
- (a) ok in some contexts.
- (b) ok (c) No.
- He played the guitar and sang.
- (songs is redundant really) The songs were good to hear.
- (you can say this only if you're pleased that you heard the songs because possibly they reminded you of something nice.
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(a) ok in some contexts.
(b) ok
(c) No.
He played the guitar and sang. (songs is redundant really)
The songs were good to hear. (you can say this only if you're pleased that you heard the songs because possibly they reminded you of something nice. The sentence is not about whether or not the songs were actually good or bad).
If that's what you want j
(b) ok
(c) No.
He played the guitar and sang. (songs is redundant really)
The songs were good to hear. (you can say this only if you're pleased that you heard the songs because possibly they reminded you of something nice. The sentence is not about whether or not the songs were actually good or bad).
If that's what you want j
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