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GainRain Posted 14 years ago
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Befell
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/ducklings-reunited-white-house-security-guards-163403251--abc-news.html
"Her ducklings, not yet strong enough to jump over the gate's concrete barrier, befell the same fate as so many human guests to the White House and were left stranded on the outside."
Is "befell" used correctly?
"Her ducklings, not yet strong enough to jump over the gate's concrete barrier, befell the same fate as so many human guests to the White House and were left stranded on the outside."
Is "befell" used correctly?
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GainRain Is "befell" used correctly? No.
- GainRain Is "befell" used correctly?
- No.
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