0
Onizo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Wheeling
You are giving your toys a stroller ride.
1. Give them a wheeling.
2. Give them wheeling.
3. I am wheeling them.
Which ones are correct?
1. Give them a wheeling.
2. Give them wheeling.
3. I am wheeling them.
Which ones are correct?
Top answer
I would say you are "taking them for a walk (in the stroller)" or "wheeling them around"
- I would say you are "taking them for a walk (in the stroller)" or "wheeling them around"
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
I would say you are "taking them for a walk (in the stroller)" or "wheeling them around"
00
Thank you.
Can anyone comment about #1 and 2?
you can say "let's do the wheeling", don't you? Why this seemingly objective form can't go any other places for objects?
Can anyone comment about #1 and 2?
you can say "let's do the wheeling", don't you? Why this seemingly objective form can't go any other places for objects?
0
Related Questions