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Alyona C.
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Prepositions
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Hi friends, I need your help. 1) I read it ... a book. (in or from?) I think -�in 2) Do you like to lend books ... your friends? (from or to?) I think - to I want to describe a classroom what should I say: 1) In front of the room or at the beginning of the room there is a blackboard. 2) In the back or at the end of the classroom there is a bookcase. Thanks in advance. |
7 Nov 2010
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magneto
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1. in a book (You would only use from a book in a phrase like: I �ve borrowed this quotation from a book.)
2. to your friends (you lend sth to sb, you borrow sth from sb - lend OALD, borrow OALD)
1. at the front of the room (the position that is in the direction that somebody/something is facing, e.g. There �s a garden at the front of the house. - check OALD for the different contexts - and, accordingly, prepositions - in which you can use front as a noun)
2. in/ at the back of the classroom (OALD)
Hope I �ve helped
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7 Nov 2010
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