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- 07-Dec-2011, 08:42 #1
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prepositions Are these sentences true?
I want to take my child picnic.
I want to take my child sightseeing.
I want to take my child vacation.
I want to take my child shopping.
I think we must use some prepositions, yes or no?
I want to take my child to picnic.
I want to take my child to sightseeing.
I want to take my child to vacation.
I want to take my child to shopping.
- 07-Dec-2011, 08:47 #2
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Teacher Re: prepositions They are correct now,
Originally Posted by English4everyone 
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- 07-Dec-2011, 23:29 #3
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Teacher Re: prepositions Or "on a picnic" (AmE) Originally Posted by Rover_KE
- 08-Dec-2011, 09:45 #4
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Teacher Re: prepositions I'd say "on a picnic" too. Originally Posted by billmcd
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