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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
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As I went to the fruit shop, they were about to wind down the shop now.
If I can't get a job, I will wind down a street.
If I can't get a job, I will wind down a street.
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No. Maybe When I [got to / arrived at] the fruit shop, it was about to be closed. If I can’t get a job, I will wind up on the street.
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- Maybe When I [got to / arrived at] the fruit shop, it was about to be closed.
- If I can’t get a job, I will wind up on the street.
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No.
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When I [got to / arrived at] the fruit shop, it was about to be closed.
If I can’t get a job, I will wind up on the street.
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When I [got to / arrived at] the fruit shop, it was about to be closed.
If I can’t get a job, I will wind up on the street.
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When I went to the fruit shop means when I was at the fruit shop, which doesn’t make it clear that the shop was going to be closed shortly after the time of arrival.
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