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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
wears clogs in / into / to /at the bathroom
Can I say,
My sister wears clogs when she goes to the bathroom.
She is wearing clogs when she is in the bathroom.
She wears clogs in / into / to /at the bathroom.
My sister wears clogs when she goes to the bathroom.
She is wearing clogs when she is in the bathroom.
She wears clogs in / into / to /at the bathroom.
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To me, only the first sentence makes sense.
- To me, only the first sentence makes sense.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
My sister wears clogs when she goes to the bathroom. okay
She is wearing clogswhen she is[while] in the bathroom.
She wears clogs in/ into / to /atthe bathroom.
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This one makes sense in the following ways:
My sister wears clogs when she goes to the bathroom.
She wears clogs when she is in the bathroom.
My sister wears clogs when she is in the bathroom.
My sister wears clogs in the bathroom.
The statements that incorporate "in, into," could only work if a reason, explanation, or clarification is present.
My sister wears clogs when she goes to the bathroom.
She wears clogs when she is in the bathroom.
My sister wears clogs when she is in the bathroom.
My sister wears clogs in the bathroom.
The statements that incorporate "in, into," could only work if a reason, explanation, or clarification is present.
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