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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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act out a scene in your head
Would you say 'act out'?
To the reader, does the following happen or is it in his head : "and I ran as fast as I could to get away from them to see just how fast I could run if ever need be."?
I'm trying to say that he actually ran but imagine that people were after him.
I acted out a scene in my head where there were people chasing me with knives and I ran as fast as I could to get away from them to see just how fast I could run if ever need be.
Thank you and happy new year
To the reader, does the following happen or is it in his head : "and I ran as fast as I could to get away from them to see just how fast I could run if ever need be."?
I'm trying to say that he actually ran but imagine that people were after him.
I acted out a scene in my head where there were people chasing me with knives and I ran as fast as I could to get away from them to see just how fast I could run if ever need be.
Thank you and happy new year
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Anonymous I acted out a scene in my head The entire episode is imaginary.
- Anonymous I acted out a scene in my head The entire episode is imaginary.
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AnonymousI acted out a scene in my headThe entire episode is imaginary.
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