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26-Jul-2006, 08:43
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 'look' or 'looking'? 1. I would like to apply for job to look after your children in morning. 2. I would like to apply for job as looking after your children... Thanks you for your help. |
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26-Jul-2006, 14:51
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 Re: 'look' or 'looking'? sentence1 is correct |
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27-Jul-2006, 11:20
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| Re: 'look' or 'looking'? Thank you, Matilda. I have written sentence 1 on my test. |
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27-Jul-2006, 12:13
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| Re: 'look' or 'looking'? Wouldn't it be... I would like to apply for the job,looking after your children,at morning times? Anyway,please Maithu ask for a teacher's help.I maybe wrong. |
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27-Jul-2006, 12:22
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| Re: 'look' or 'looking'? Quote:
You are correct Fazzu. To lok after/looking after are both good. You do not need the commas, and "in/during the morning" is better than "at morning times". We use at as a preposition for a specific time - e.g. at 10am/at lunchtime,etc. |
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27-Jul-2006, 12:30
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| Re: 'look' or 'looking'? Thanks Dav.I hope I would avoid doing these mistakes again 'in' future.<wink> |
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