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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
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a bird in the woods
With a gun in hand,A hunter went into a forest.and the scared wild birds (hearing the noise)__________.
I want to use a phrase to describe that the scared birds flies around aimlessly.
how is it said by a native speaker?
I want to use a phrase to describe that the scared birds flies around aimlessly.
how is it said by a native speaker?
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hearing the noise, the birds scattered . You might even place an adverb after scattered to describe further how they scattered. C
- hearing the noise, the birds scattered .
- You might even place an adverb after scattered to describe further how they scattered.
- C
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...hearing the noise, the birds scattered.
You might even place an adverb after scattered to describe further how they scattered.
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You might even place an adverb after scattered to describe further how they scattered.
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Thanks again!
I googled the words and find out the answer :
The sound echoed through the forest the birds scattered from their trees,
I googled the words and find out the answer :
The sound echoed through the forest the birds scattered from their trees,
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Kejcam,
Yes, it means the same but to me scatter is probably a better choice here. It gives the reader a better 'picture.'
How about something like "The sound echoed through the forest and the bird scattered from their trees, flapping their wings into the sky."
Yes, it means the same but to me scatter is probably a better choice here. It gives the reader a better 'picture.'
How about something like "The sound echoed through the forest and the bird scattered from their trees, flapping their wings into the sky."
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Hly2004With a gun in hand,A hunter went into a forest.and the scared wild birds (hearing the noise)__________.Much depends on the kind of bird...
I want to use a phrase to describe that the scared birds flies around aimlessly.
how is it said by a native speaker?
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