Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Called to the police / police station
Can I say,
(a) He called the police / police station with his phone cell. He told the police what had happened.
(b) He gave the particulars about / of the robbers to the policemen and hoped they would arrest the robbers.
(c) He called with his mobile phone to the police station / policemen.
(d) Lastly, the robbers had been arrested by the police. The police returned Peter's car and he thanked the police.
(e) At last, the police has successfully caught the robbers. He hoped the police arrest the robbers.
(f) He promised himself must be careful when / while driving his car.
(a) He called the police / police station with his phone cell. He told the police what had happened.
(b) He gave the particulars about / of the robbers to the policemen and hoped they would arrest the robbers.
(c) He called with his mobile phone to the police station / policemen.
(d) Lastly, the robbers had been arrested by the police. The police returned Peter's car and he thanked the police.
(e) At last, the police has successfully caught the robbers. He hoped the police arrest the robbers.
(f) He promised himself must be careful when / while driving his car.
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(a) He called the police / police station on his cellphone and told them what had happened.
(b) He gave them the information he had about the robbers and hoped they would arrest them.
(d) At last, the robbers were arrested. The police returned Peter's car and he thanked them.
The other sentences should be disca
(b) He gave them the information he had about the robbers and hoped they would arrest them.
(d) At last, the robbers were arrested. The police returned Peter's car and he thanked them.
The other sentences should be disca
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