Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Having/ holding / organising an assembly
Can I say,
(a) Our school is holding / organising an assembly in the hall.
(b) Our school is having / is going to have an assembly.
(c) An assembly is going on in the hall.
(d) An assembly is held in the school hall.
(e) We are holding / organising an assembly.===
How about singing / storytelling competition?
Do we use:
(a) Our school organising / holding a singing competition.
(b) We are having / holding a storytelling competition.
(c) The singing competition is organised / is held in school.
(a) Our school is holding / organising an assembly in the hall.
(b) Our school is having / is going to have an assembly.
(c) An assembly is going on in the hall.
(d) An assembly is held in the school hall.
(e) We are holding / organising an assembly.===
How about singing / storytelling competition?
Do we use:
(a) Our school organising / holding a singing competition.
(b) We are having / holding a storytelling competition.
(c) The singing competition is organised / is held in school.
Top answer
(a) Our school is holding / organising an assembly in the hall. (b) Our school is having / is going to have an assembly. (c) An (omit) Assembly is going on in the hall.
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(a) Our school is holding / organising an assembly in the hall. 
(b) Our school is having / is going to have an assembly.
(b) Our school is having / is going to have an assembly.
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