Come si pronuncia?
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Ascolta il brano
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Perché non lasci nei commenti una tua frase che utilizza il verbo to cling?
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Author: Tony
Born and raised in Malaysia between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Educated at Wycliffe College in Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, England. Living in the foothills of Mount Etna since 1982 and teaching English at Catania University since 1987.
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The boy clung to my leg because he was frightened of the dog barking.
Nice one, Dani. 🙂
One of the things I hate most is going into a room where the smell of smoke has clung to the walls and everywhere.
It’s wonderful to look at my nephew who is clinging to his mother.
Nice Dino! May I make a suggestion regarding the verb tense in the first one? How about:
“…where the smell of smoke clings to the walls and everywhere.”
In the second one you could actually eliminate “who is” and just go straight to the gerund. I think it would sound more natural.
If you need to cling to something, please check it’s not an anchor: sometimes, it goes under…
Ahah! Very witty, Paolo! I think at the end I would say “they go under”.
Thank you Tony, I’ll try again.
If you need to cling to something, please check it’s not an anchor: sometimes, they go under.
The Philosophical Sailor. 😉
I likes Pzeco’s period very much!
😐…I like
Pzeco is a Philosopher. It comes naturally to him.
Why don’t you have a go, Norma?
Usually I prefer to cling to the strength of the other people rather using mine..!
Nice! Two things though:
1) “other people” (senza “the”)
2) “rather than…”
Tank you very much☺