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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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Are 'hard/difficult,' 'far from being,' and 'name' correctly used in the sentences? Should I say 'made' or 'done'?
Are 'hard/difficult,' 'far from being,' and 'name' correctly used in the sentences? Should I say 'made' or 'done'?
Winnie won in a national writing contest. She found it hard/difficult to remember what I she had written, but all she knew was that she was far from being a winner. When her name was called, she was really surprised. She even asked herself if she had really (made, done) it.
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Rommel Are 'hard/difficult,' 'far from being,' and 'name' correctly used in the sentences? Yes. Rommel She even asked herself if she had really (made, done) it.
- Rommel Are 'hard/difficult,' 'far from being,' and 'name' correctly used in the sentences?
- Yes.
- Rommel She even asked herself if she had really (made, done) it.
- done (meaning "won the top honors")
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RommelAre 'hard/difficult,' 'far from being,' and 'name' correctly used in the sentences?
Yes.
RommelShe even asked herself if she had really (made, done) it.
done (meaning "won the top honors")
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RommelShe found it hard/difficult to remember what I she had written
Why is that?
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