Vincent Teo  +  373560 Fri, 01 Jun 07 02:43 PM (A) They are listening to the music of / with / through the radio. (b) He is cooking with the pasta.      He is cooking the pasta. (c) He admires his face / his looking in / on the mirror. (d) You can slot the card here. (e) He put the goods with the trolly. (f) He is pushing his baby in / with a pram. (g) My mother prepares / cooks / makes (some) meals to us. Vincent Teo Joined on Sat, Mar 31 2007 Veteran Member 5,660

	Yankee  +  373611 Fri, 01 Jun 07 04:10 PM I would suggest using these: (A) They are listening to the music on the radio. (b) He is cooking the pasta. (c) He is admiring his face in the mirror. (e) He put the goods on the trolly. He transported/moved the goods with/on a trolly. (f) He is pushing his baby in a pram. (g) My mother prepares / cooks / makes meals for us. I wasn't sure what you were trying to say in sentence (d). Yankee Joined on Sat, Apr 15 2006 Connecticut, USA Veteran Member 6,494 Amy "You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain

	Vincent Teo  +  374667 Mon, 04 Jun 07 03:09 AM  Vincent Teo wrote: (A) They are listening to the music of / with / through the radio. (b) He is cooking with the pasta.      He is cooking the pasta. (c) He admires his face / his looking in / on the mirror. (d) You can slot the card here. (e) He put the goods with the trolly. (f) He is pushing his baby in / with a pram. (g) My mother prepares / cooks / makes (some) meals to us. Anyone can help me correct? especially (d) ? Vincent Teo

	Toronto2001  +  374685 Mon, 04 Jun 07 04:24 AM D is tough unless we know what you are actually talking about. You can slide the card here; you can put the card here; you can put the card through here; you can slip the card through the card reader; you can put the card in the slot. Give us an example, if you can, of what context the card and the slot are used. Toronto2001 Joined on Fri, Jun 1 2007 New Member 09

	rishonly  +  374699 Mon, 04 Jun 07 05:20 AM Hi Vincent, I believe you are talking about the badge reader machines. If so,  the answer to (d): You can swipe the card here.   rishonly Joined on Sat, Mar 5 2005 KUMBAKONAM,INDIA Contributing Member 1,782 Regards, Krishna

	Vincent Teo  +  376711 Fri, 08 Jun 07 05:37 PM If I talk about the badge reader machines, can I say,  (a) You can slot / slide the card here. Vincent Teo

	nona the brit  +  376731 Fri, 08 Jun 07 05:58 PM 'swipe' is the verb used for putting a card with a magnetic strip or a chip through an automatic reader. nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member 11,713 The name says it all. Verbs