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1Likes- 08-Jun-2008, 12:47 #1
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represent sb to do sth Could we say 'They will represent our class to take part in the football game'? Could we use the structure of 'represent sb to do sth'?
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- 08-Jun-2008, 15:01 #2
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Re: represent sb to do sth The idea of taking part is actually inherent in the verb , so
Originally Posted by joham 
They will represent our class in the football match
should be sufficient.
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