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Vincent Teo  +  476869 Thu, 14 Feb 08 02:16 PM
Can I say,

(a) The dentist is taking out the teeth for a girl.
(b) She is taking out the cake from the oven.
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Avangi  +  476892 Thu, 14 Feb 08 03:39 PM
Vincent Teo
“Can I say,

(a) The dentist is taking out the teeth for a girl.  The dentist is taking out / removing / extracting a girl's teeth.
(b) She is taking out the cake from the oven.  She is taking the cake out of the oven.  ”
Avangi
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OlegUA, 1 yr 285 days ago
Yes, you can.
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