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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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wear black belt
Can I say,
(A) The man wears black belt for tae kwan do.
(b) He has a black belt in / at / for taekwando .
(c) He wears a black belt during Tae Kwan Do class / lesson.
(d) He wears a black belt when he is practising tae kwan do.
(A) The man wears black belt for tae kwan do.
(b) He has a black belt in / at / for taekwando .
(c) He wears a black belt during Tae Kwan Do class / lesson.
(d) He wears a black belt when he is practising tae kwan do.
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Use these: (A) The man wears a black belt for tae kwan do. (b) He has a black belt in taekwando . (c) He wears a black belt during Tae Kwan Do class / lessons.
- Use these: (A) The man wears a black belt for tae kwan do.
- (b) He has a black belt in taekwando .
- (c) He wears a black belt during Tae Kwan Do class / lessons.
- (d) He wears a black belt when he is practising tae kwan do.
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Use these:
(A) The man wears a black belt for tae kwan do.
(b) He has a black belt in taekwando .
(c) He wears a black belt during Tae Kwan Do class / lessons.
(d) He wears a black belt when he is practising tae kwan do.
(A) The man wears a black belt for tae kwan do.
(b) He has a black belt in taekwando .
(c) He wears a black belt during Tae Kwan Do class / lessons.
(d) He wears a black belt when he is practising tae kwan do.
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Hi,
People also use "he is a taekwando black belt" to mean a qualified expert in taekwando.
People also use "he is a taekwando black belt" to mean a qualified expert in taekwando.
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