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Sentence: I only had two swims last years

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#1 (permalink) Mon Aug 14, 2006 12:30 pm Sentence: I only had two swims last years

Dear teachers, Please choose the correct sentences: 1. I only had two swims last years. 2. I had only two swims last years. 3. I bought a book to read. 4. I bought a book to read it. Thanks Quoc

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#2 (permalink) Mon Aug 14, 2006 12:42 pm Sentences

tung quoc wrote:

Please choose the correct sentences:

1. I only had two swims last year. OK (but only without the 's')
2. I had only two swims last year. OK (but only without the 's')
3. I bought a book to read. OK
4. I bought a book to read it. NO

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