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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
As the school ended, there was a scramble in the ground for the gate.
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Is this sentence natural? If no, please edit it.
As the school ended, there was a scramble in the ground for the gate.
Thanks,
Tom
Is this sentence natural? If no, please edit it.
As the school ended, there was a scramble in the ground for the gate.
Thanks,
Tom
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" (I'm assuming you mean "playground". )
- " (I'm assuming you mean "playground".
- )
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"As the school ended, there was a scramble in the playground for the gate."
(I'm assuming you mean "playground". This is the area adjacent to a school where the children play during breaks.)
(I'm assuming you mean "playground". This is the area adjacent to a school where the children play during breaks.)
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