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13-Jul-2008, 11:29
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 sentence :/ I need a little help with my language analysis I've a sentence and I have to say what problems may be with certain aspects of such sentence. the sentence is: This coat fits me but it doesn't suit me. and I have to analyze what problems mights students have with the form and meaning of fit and suit. also what is the form of these 2 'words'. They are verbs but what else please help me i really cant get through this y6it404 likes this. |
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13-Jul-2008, 11:51
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| Re: sentence :/ The answers to your questions are here: fit: Definition, Synonyms and Much More from Answers.com suit: Definition, Synonyms and Much More from Answers.com When reading the definitions, ask yourself what problems a language learner might have in differentiating the two words in terms of what they do in a sentence and what they mean. |
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13-Jul-2008, 12:06
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| Re: sentence :/ i know the meaning of them my problem is that i really do not know what they do in a sentence:( |
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13-Jul-2008, 12:17
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| Re: sentence :/ Quote:
Additionally, and given that you have said that you 'know the meaning of them', what problem would the following grammatical phrases hold for a language learner? 1. fit a suit |
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