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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
with a radio
Can I say,
(a) She is enjoying the song with a radio.
(b) He is listening to the music of the radio.
(c) Her radio is playing music in her room.
(d) She heard the music from the radio at her room.
(a) She is enjoying the song with a radio.
(b) He is listening to the music of the radio.
(c) Her radio is playing music in her room.
(d) She heard the music from the radio at her room.
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(a) She is enjoying the song on the radio. (b) He is listening to the music on the radio. (c) Her radio is playing music in her room.
- (a) She is enjoying the song on the radio.
- (b) He is listening to the music on the radio.
- (c) Her radio is playing music in her room.
- (d) She heard the music from the radio in her room.
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(a) She is enjoying the song on the radio.
(b) He is listening to the music on the radio.
(c) Her radio is playing music in her room.
(d) She heard the music from the radio in her room.
(a) She is enjoying the song on the radio.
(b) He is listening to the music on the radio.
(c) Her radio is playing music in her room.
(d) She heard the music from the radio in her room.
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