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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
With / wearing a ribbon
Can I say,
(a) The girl is wearing a ribbon.
(b) She is tying her hair with a ribbon.
(a) The girl is wearing a ribbon.
(b) She is tying her hair with a ribbon.
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Both sentences are fine. )
- Both sentences are fine.
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Both sentences are fine. (The second one means that she is in the process of tying her hair with a ribbon right now.)
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Hi,
Both are right.
1.She has already tied a ribbon.
2.Still she is in the process of tying the ribbon.
Thank you.
Both are right.
1.She has already tied a ribbon.
2.Still she is in the process of tying the ribbon.
Thank you.
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