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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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uses a walking stick
Can I say,
John's grandmother uses a walking stick to walk.
John's grandmother uses a walking stick to walk.
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Yes, unless she uses it to hit John over the head. - A.
- Yes, unless she uses it to hit John over the head.
- - A.
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Can I say,
He washed his feet with water that flowed from the tap.
He washed his feet with water that flowed from the tap.
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Yes, you can.
For variations, if he drew it from the tap into a bucket, and then washed his feet, "He washed his feet with water he drew from the tap," or "water drawn from the tap."
If he did it by placing his feet under the tap, "He washed his feet with water flowing from the tap," or "water that was flowing from the tap."
(This would make it clear whether or not the
For variations, if he drew it from the tap into a bucket, and then washed his feet, "He washed his feet with water he drew from the tap," or "water drawn from the tap."
If he did it by placing his feet under the tap, "He washed his feet with water flowing from the tap," or "water that was flowing from the tap."
(This would make it clear whether or not the
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