Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Corrections 13
Can I say,
(a) The girls served some cookies to / for the man.
(2) The cobbler is making / doing a pair of shoes.
(3) Mr Tan is teaching his son to cycle / how to cycle.
(4) He is walking with his dog in the park.
(5) The village was hit by a flood.
(6) She likes to eat salad.
(7) He picked / picked up a handkerchief from / on the floor.
(8) The Arabians travel on camels in desert / in the desert.
(9) He dropped his wallet on the floor.
(10) He is playing a game of chess with his father.
(11) The teacher is teaching a boy piano.
(a) The girls served some cookies to / for the man.
(2) The cobbler is making / doing a pair of shoes.
(3) Mr Tan is teaching his son to cycle / how to cycle.
(4) He is walking with his dog in the park.
(5) The village was hit by a flood.
(6) She likes to eat salad.
(7) He picked / picked up a handkerchief from / on the floor.
(8) The Arabians travel on camels in desert / in the desert.
(9) He dropped his wallet on the floor.
(10) He is playing a game of chess with his father.
(11) The teacher is teaching a boy piano.
Top answer
a. to the man 2. making 3.
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a. to the man
2. making
3. either
4. 'with' is ok - we can also just "walk the dog"
5. ok
6. ok
7. picked up .. from
8. in the desert
9. ok
10. ok
11. better: teaching a boy to play the piano
2. making
3. either
4. 'with' is ok - we can also just "walk the dog"
5. ok
6. ok
7. picked up .. from
8. in the desert
9. ok
10. ok
11. better: teaching a boy to play the piano
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