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Is "What a shame to hong kong" grammartically correct?
In a video, a man said "What a shame to hong kong". But People's Daily uses "for" instead of "to".
Are both sentences correct?
I know "shame on you" is correct, can I say "what a shame on you"?
I also see someone uses "of", is "what a shame of hong kong" correct?
can anybody help me?
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how to understand the sentence 'A House with a Pin in it's Balls'
I have just watched a video about pinball game. The video's title is "A House with a Pin in it's Balls."
what makes me confused is the phrase "a Pin in it's Balls."
I know the word "it's" is short for "it is", and it seems there are some grammatical mistakes.
so how to understand this sentence?
Thank you!
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