Fun at the playground

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At (or on?) the playground


George, my five year old nephew loves to use all the equipment at the playground. He likes to slide down the slide, but makes sure to hold on to the railing to prevent himself from getting too fast. In order to use the monkey bar, he requires some help from me, by lifting him up, while he places one hand after the other on to the bars. He is able to jump from one play-stone to the next, landing on two feet, by swinging his arms. (Schwung holen). He can hop forward on one foot seven times. George likes to play by himself and does not show interest in playing with other children. My sister is concerned about his social withdrawing behavior and wants to see a neurologist to get clarification if her son might be autistic.

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At (or on?) In the playground


George, my five year old nephew loves to usethe full range ofplayground equipment. He likes togodown the slide, but makes sure tohold on to the railing to prevent himself from getting too fast. In order to use the monkey bar, he requires my help by lifting him up, while he places one hand after the other on to the bars. With a swing of his armshe is able to jump from one play-stone to the next, landing on two feet. He can hop forward on onelegseven times. George likes to play by himself and does not show interest in playing with other children. My sister is concerned about hisunsociablebehaviour and wants to see a neurologist to get clarification if her son might be autistic.

[Keswick (Contributor)]

Verbesserungen in BLAU.

At (or on?) ON the playground  
Es heisst "ON the playground" wenn du alleine oder mit jemanden aktiv auf dem Spielplatz sind, d.h. du spielst oder bist mit einem spielenden Kind dort. "AT the playground" sagt man wenn man am Rande des Spielplatz als passiver Zuschauer steht und die Kinder beobachtet oder aber man macht am Rande ds Spielplatzes etwas. Vergleiche im Deutschen: AM Spielplatz (at) und AUF dem Spielplatz (on).

George, my five year old nephew loves using all the playground equipment. He likes going down the slide ,but he makes sure that he is holding on to the railing to prevent himself from getting too fast. He needs my help to use the monkey bars so I give him a hand by lifting him up, while he places one hand after the other on to the bars. With a swing of his arms he is able to jump from one play-stone to the next, landing on two feet. He can hop forward on oneleg seven times. George likes playing by himself and does not show interest in playing with other children. My sister is concerned about his unsociable behaviour and wants to see a neurologist to get clarification whether her son might be autistic.