Daniel Kofi Agyei returns to action

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• blackbarnes 8 years ago

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• DIAMOND 8 years ago

  "He crushed with a player".
  Wrong!
  
  Say "cLashed WITH" ( meaning "collided WITH"), not "cRushed with".
  
  But you can also say "he cRashed INTO a player".
  
  Take note of the the Ls, the Rs and the prepositions:
  
  1. cLa ...
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  "He crushed with a player".
  Wrong!
  
  Say "cLashed WITH" ( meaning "collided WITH"), not "cRushed with".
  
  But you can also say "he cRashed INTO a player".
  
  Take note of the the Ls, the Rs and the prepositions:
  
  1. cLashed WITH.
  2. Collided WITH.
  3. cRashed INTO.
  
  "CRUSH" ("destroy") usually comes directly with an object, which may be a pronoun:
  
  1. Crush the orange.
  2. Crush it UNDER your foot.
  3. Crush it WITH your feet.
  4. Crush it WITH your hands.
  5. Boxer A will crush him (Boxer B).
  
  1. He crashed the car.
  
  2. He crashed (ran, drove, guided) the car into a tree.
  
  3. His dreams crashed (failed).
  
  4. He crashed his own dreams (through reckless behaviour).

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• Shaa 8 years ago

  Is he wearing a mask or just natural?

  Is he wearing a mask or just natural?

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