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Hе turnеd of... Hе turnеd off thе radіo and wеnt to bеd & Hе turnеd the radio off and wеnt to bеd What is the difference?
2017年10月24日 18:45
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In American English, there is no difference. You will hear it used either way. I think you will hear more Americans say, "He turned off the radio and went to bed." But either way is okay in general conversation.
2017年10月24日
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白俄罗斯语, 英语, 法语, 波兰语, 俄语, 乌克兰语
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