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#1 23-Feb-2013, 14:18"give to me a pen" is correct?
Can you tell me this sentence "give to me a pen" is correct?
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#2 23-Feb-2013, 15:01Re: "give to me a pen" is correct?
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#3 23-Feb-2013, 15:24Re: "give to me a pen" is correct?
:up': (And 'Give to me a pen' is very stilted, though I wouldn't say it was ungrammatical; 'Give a pen to me' is less ungood!
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#4 24-Feb-2013, 00:18Re: "give to me a pen" is correct?
Thank you for your help~~~Have a nice weekend!
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