PREPOSITION ON/IN....AS vs. LIKE....The verb FALL. Hello! How are you?. I´ve got these three questions. Thanks in advance!
1.- "The knife is ON the wall". Is the preposition used correctly here?. I hesitate because I think the knife is not really ON in this situation. I mean "Someone threw the knife and made it stay there". Should it be maybe IN?
2.- AS-LIKE. I have studied the grammar about this conjunctions
but I still hesitate. Sometimes I think I can use both to mean
the same thing.
Can I say this sentence in both ways?
a.- They fly LIKE birds.
b.- They fly AS if they were birds.
Has it got the same meaning?.
3.- FALL. "The curtains fell yesterday". I think I could need something in this sentence. SHould I use "down the floor" to mean
what I am trying to?. I mean "They are on the floor".
"The curtains fell down the floor yesterday"
But, My final question is: Could I use FALL alone to mean
that?.
Isn´t it obvious they are on the floor?
"The curtains fell yesterday"
Thanks a million!
Jesús |