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A timely swerve
Please check out the following sentences.
(1a) Both of the two boats were in danger of a collision.
(1b) Our boat was about to collide with their boat.
(2a) The two boats both made a timely swerve and avoided hitting each other.
(2b) The two boats both made a suddenly swerve and avoided a collision.
(1a) Both of the two boats were in danger of a collision.
(1b) Our boat was about to collide with their boat.
(2a) The two boats both made a timely swerve and avoided hitting each other.
(2b) The two boats both made a suddenly swerve and avoided a collision.
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(1a) Both of the boats / The two boats were in danger of a collision. (1b) Our boat was about to collide with their boat. (2a) The boats both made a timely swerve and avoided hitting each other.
- (1a) Both of the boats / The two boats were in danger of a collision.
- (1b) Our boat was about to collide with their boat.
- (2a) The boats both made a timely swerve and avoided hitting each other.
- (2b) The two boats made a suddenly swerve and avoided a collision.
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(1a) Both of the boats / The two boats were in danger of a collision.
(1b) Our boat was about to collide with their boat.
(2a) The boats both made a timely swerve and avoided hitting each other.
(2b) The two boats made a suddenly swerve and avoided a collision.
(1b) Our boat was about to collide with their boat.
(2a) The boats both made a timely swerve and avoided hitting each other.
(2b) The two boats made a suddenly swerve and avoided a collision.
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