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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Are these sentences natural?
He bought a new car, which he showed me.
I visited Mr. White, who wasn't at home.
I lost my key, and what was worse, it began to rain.
thank you.
I visited Mr. White, who wasn't at home.
I lost my key, and what was worse, it began to rain.
thank you.
Top answer
He bought a new car that he showed me; I went to Mt. White's home, but he wasn't in; I lost my key. To matters worse, it also started to rain.
- He bought a new car that he showed me; I went to Mt.
- White's home, but he wasn't in; I lost my key.
- To matters worse, it also started to rain.
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He bought a new car that he showed me; I went to Mt. White's home, but he wasn't in; I lost my key. To matters worse, it also started to rain.
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