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Onizo Posted 10 years ago
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He hid away into the inside of the basket.
It sounds a liitke burky and not quite right. What would be the simpler sentence beside he is in a basket?
( a boy went into a basket in order to hide)
Would it be 'he hid away into the basket'?
It sounds a liitke burky and not quite right. What would be the simpler sentence beside he is in a basket?
( a boy went into a basket in order to hide)
Would it be 'he hid away into the basket'?
Top answer
He hid (away) in/inside the basket.
- He hid (away) in/inside the basket.
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