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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
went out
Can I say,
Last Sunday morning, it was a sunny day. John went out.
Last Sunday morning, it was a sunny day. John went out.
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It's OK, but "John went out", full stop, is slightly abrupt and lacking in information. It would be nice to know where he was going and what he was doing. "
- It's OK, but "John went out", full stop, is slightly abrupt and lacking in information.
- It would be nice to know where he was going and what he was doing.
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It's OK, but "John went out", full stop, is slightly abrupt and lacking in information. It would be nice to know where he was going and what he was doing. For example, "John went to meet his friends in the park."
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Vincent, I'm pretty sure that there have been at least two threads that you have posted in which we've said that when you refer to the morning, or the afternoon, it's not a sunny DAY.
Last Saturday afternoon, it was sunny. It was a sunny day last Saturday and in the afternoon, ..
Edited to fix repeated word.
Last Saturday afternoon, it was sunny. It was a sunny day last Saturday and in the afternoon, ..
Edited to fix repeated word.
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<<<.>>> It was sunny a sunny day last Saturday and in the afternoon, ..
Try to say it fast 10 times....
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Try to say it fast 10 times....
Liz sits and eats peaches at a beach called the
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