I make plans with my friends by social network or instant messaging app like Messenger, Whatsapp, Telegram. We decide the place we are going to meet, the time, etc.
Then you can see the new flat and all the work we've done on the kitchen since we moved in.
The preposition on is connected to all the work we've done. The base phrase is do work on something.
Your suggestion is good too! You could put in instead of on. Structurally, this is a bit different, because in is connected to the kitchen (not all the work we've done). But the meaning is pretty much the same.
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I often make plan with friends by phone call or social network applications. I only use email for work.
Henceforth, I would suggest using email instead of phone or social network applications.
I use to make plans with my friends by what's up or phone calls.
I don't use email, we schedule things in the days or in the free time by another application.
I usually use the phone to communicate with my friend and to arrange the time and the place for our meeting but sometimes i use the social media
no, I mostly do them by whatsapp
I make plans with my friends by social network or instant messaging app like Messenger, Whatsapp, Telegram. We decide the place we are going to meet, the time, etc.
I always call phone my friends when I make a plan but sometimes use messenger and go their home.
Why were you used " we've done ON the kitchen"instead of "IN"? Thank you!
Hi SStanley,
The full phrase is:
The preposition on is connected to all the work we've done. The base phrase is do work on something.
Your suggestion is good too! You could put in instead of on. Structurally, this is a bit different, because in is connected to the kitchen (not all the work we've done). But the meaning is pretty much the same.
Does that make sense?
Jonathan
The LearnEnglish Team
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