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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Are these sentences correct?

Could you please tell me if the following sentences are correct or not?
'To get inside two people must pull both ends.'
'When opening, a characteristic sound can be heard and content falls out from inside.'
  

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I assume you are talking about a rope. )

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I assume you are talking about a rope. One person can't get inside by himself; two must cooperate.'

To get inside two people must each pull both one end ends.'

'When the top opens, a characteristic sound can be heard and the content falls out from inside.' (By definition, the content is inside.)
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AlpheccaStarsI assume you are talking about a rope. One person can't get inside by himself; two must cooperate.'To get inside two people must each pull both one end ends.''When the top opens, a characteristic sound can be heard and the content falls out from inside.' (By definition, the content is inside.)
Thank you! I've considered rope too before I read it a
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Is this what you meant? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_cracker

To open it, two people must pull on the opposite ends.'

'When it breaks open, a characteristic sound can be heard and the content falls out.'
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AlpheccaStarsIs this what you meant? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_cracker To open it, two people must pull on the opposite ends.''When it breaks open, a characteristic sound can be heard and the content falls out.'
Yes, that's it! Thank you, now it makes much
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