I admire a Andre Aggasi. He won a lot of match and He lost with Pete Sampras. He hit very well the drive and backhand and he never tired. And he was very popular in TV.

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Eric

4 mar 2021 13:41

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I admire Andre Aggasi. He won a lot of matches and he lost to Pete Sampras. He hit the drive and backhand very well and he never got tired and he was very popular on TV.

Good job! The phrases “lost against” and “lost to” would have the same meaning, so either one 😊

4 marzo 2021

I admire Andre Aggasi. He won a lot of matches but he lost against Pete Sampras. He hit the drive and backhand very well, he never got tired and he was very popular in TV.

In English we don't have the personal 'a' when people are involved, like in Spanish. So we don't say I admire to him, just I admire him. Other examples: I praise her, I encourage him etc. :)

4 marzo 2021