Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
made the garden...
Can I write:
(a) They made the garden with balloons, colourful light and ribbons. The garden was as beautiful as the sunset.
(b) They made the garden beautifully.
(a) They made the garden with balloons, colourful light and ribbons. The garden was as beautiful as the sunset.
(b) They made the garden beautifully.
Top answer
Hi Vincent I don't think you would normally say made the garden. I would use decorate instead. They decorated the garden with balloons, colourful lights (lighting perhaps) and ribbons.
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Hi Vincent
I don't think you would normally say made the garden.
I would use decorate instead.
They decorated the garden with balloons, colourful lights (lighting perhaps) and ribbons.
PBF
I don't think you would normally say made the garden.
I would use decorate instead.
They decorated the garden with balloons, colourful lights (lighting perhaps) and ribbons.
PBF
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They decorated the garden with balloons, colorful lights and ribbons.
The garden was as beautiful as the sunset.
They made the garden beautiful. OR They decorated the garden beautifully.
The garden was as beautiful as the sunset.
They made the garden beautiful. OR They decorated the garden beautifully.
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