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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
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The player dived to catch the ball.
The player caught the ball with a dive.
Can we say the way? Do they have the same meaning?
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kumenglish The player dived to catch the ball. This is meaningful and grammatical. kumenglish The player caught the ball with a dive.
- kumenglish The player dived to catch the ball.
- This is meaningful and grammatical.
- kumenglish The player caught the ball with a dive.
- This is not clear and sounds unnatural.
- I went to the doctor with the report.
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kumenglishThe player dived to catch the ball.
This is meaningful and grammatical.
kumenglishThe player caught the ball with a dive.
This is not clear and sounds unnatural.
I went to the doctor with the report. I went to the doctor with my aunt.
Usually, we use with to denote acc
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