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Esalim80 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Waht is the right choice?

I have never .................. squash.
a- tried b- done
  

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esalim80 I have never .................. a- tried b- done tried "tried" is for tasting. You could use "done" to mean "cooked", however, in the sense of using squash in a recipe.

— CalifJim

  • esalim80 I have never ..................
  • a- tried b- done tried "tried" is for tasting.
  • You could use "done" to mean "cooked", however, in the sense of using squash in a recipe.
  • CJ
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esalim80 I have never .................. squash.a- tried b- done
tried

"tried" is for tasting. You could use "done" to mean "cooked", however, in the sense of using squash in a recipe.

CJ
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Here, I'm talking about (squash) the game. It is not the vegetables. If so what the right choice can be. As I read in a book if the activity or the hobby ends by (ing) like swimming, walking, running and so we usually use (go) with it.e.g. I sometimes go swimming. If it is a ball game we use (play) with it. And if it is a ball game or doesn't end by (ing) we usually use do. In this sentence I 'm
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esalim80we don't have play in the choices
That's unfortunate because that's the best answer. I have never played squash. "tried" is OK too. "done" is the least appropriate choice.

CJ
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