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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Would take part of the race
Can I say,
(a) One Sunday, a rabbit was very happy. It invited its best friends who lived in the jungle to see / watch a race. The race was between the rabbit and a / the tortoise.
(b) The tortoise promised that it would take part of this race.
(a) One Sunday, a rabbit was very happy. It invited its best friends who lived in the jungle to see / watch a race. The race was between the rabbit and a / the tortoise.
(b) The tortoise promised that it would take part of this race.
Top answer
to watch a race a tortoise > only use THE tortoise if we already know which tortoise is being referred to. to take part IN a race.
- to watch a race a tortoise > only use THE tortoise if we already know which tortoise is being referred to.
- to take part IN a race.
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to watch a race
a tortoise > only use THE tortoise if we already know which tortoise is being referred to.
to take part IN a race.
a tortoise > only use THE tortoise if we already know which tortoise is being referred to.
to take part IN a race.
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