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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
As she saw the police, Rose sped up madly.
Hi
Is the underlined a natural phrase? Any suggestions please?
(Rose is driving a stolen car...)
As she saw the police, Rose sped up madly.
Thanks,
Tom
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In American English the word "madly" would not be used like this. You'd hear instead something like: When she saw the police, Rose started speeding/started to speed.
- In American English the word "madly" would not be used like this.
- You'd hear instead something like: When she saw the police, Rose started speeding/started to speed.
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In American English the word "madly" would not be used like this. You'd hear instead something like:
When she saw the police, Rose started speeding/started to speed.
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