Tom, Mary, John and Alice all went to the park to play on the merry-go-round.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Tom, Mary, John and Alice all went to the park to play on the merry-go-round.

After Tom dumped Mary, she started seeing John.

Tom went to the park to meet Mary.

John went out with Jane to the amusement park without going to school.

`and' in `John and Mary' or in `John walked and Mary rode' is a coordinating conjunction; and so is `or' in `will you go or stay?'

By happenstance, John and Paul met at the church.

John and Mary loved each other.

Tony and his mother arrived at the farmhouse and walked through the farmyard.

Mary and John quarreled, but made up after a while.

On her way home, Mary came across John.

Mary unexpectedly ran into John on her way home.

On her way home Mary came across John.

Tom and Mary went out of their way to come to the station to see me off.

John gave Mary an apple.

John gave Mary the apple.

John met Mary on his way to school.

Tom went over to Mary's house for Thanksgiving dinner.

John met Mary on his way to school.

Tom was looking forward to going to a movie with Mary.

One hot summer afternoon Tony, John and Pip were cutting the long grass.

Every one opposed it, but Mary and John got married all the same.

John gave Mary the apple.

John gave Mary an apple.

John gave Mary an apple.

John gave Mary the apple.

I went to Jane's house to see John.

Jack and Peggy were married by the Rev. John Smith.

Tom asked Mary to meet him in the lobby.

John accompanied Mary to the concert.

Jack and Peggy were married by the Rev. John Smith.