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Gnah Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
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Suppose there is a hole at the bottom of a slope. Then:
"A ball rolled down the slope into the hole."
"A ball rolled down the slope and into the hole."
How are they different?
"A ball rolled down the slope into the hole."
"A ball rolled down the slope and into the hole."
How are they different?
Top answer
They are not different.
- They are not different.
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