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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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began / started
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When the race began / started, the hare ran very fast. The tortoise crawled behind. The hare knew the tortoise crawled very slowly than him, so he took a rest under a tree.
Finally, the tortoise won but the hare lost (in the race). The hare learnt a lesson from the race.
When the race began / started, the hare ran very fast. The tortoise crawled behind. The hare knew the tortoise crawled very slowly than him, so he took a rest under a tree.
Finally, the tortoise won but the hare lost (in the race). The hare learnt a lesson from the race.
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When the race began / started , the hare ran very fast. The tortoise crawled behind. The hare knew the tortoise moved much more slowly than he did , so he took a rest under a tree.
- When the race began / started , the hare ran very fast.
- The tortoise crawled behind.
- The hare knew the tortoise moved much more slowly than he did , so he took a rest under a tree.
- Finally, the tortoise won, and the hare lost ( the race ).
- The hare learnt a lesson (from the race).
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When the race began / started, the hare ran very fast. The tortoise crawled behind. The hare knew the tortoise moved much more slowly than he did, so he took a rest under a tree.
Finally, the tortoise won, and the hare lost (the race). The hare learnt a lesson (from the race).
When the race began / started, the hare ran very fast. The tortoise crawled behind. The hare knew the tortoise moved much more slowly than he did, so he took a rest under a tree.
Finally, the tortoise won, and the hare lost (the race). The hare learnt a lesson (from the race).
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Can I say,
When the hare woke up, it saw the tortoise crawling near the finishing line / it saw the tortoise reaching the finishing line. It ran as fast as it could, but it was too late. Finally/ At/ In the end, the tortoise won the race. / won the championship / won the first place / first prize.
When the hare woke up, it saw the tortoise crawling near the finishing line / it saw the tortoise reaching the finishing line. It ran as fast as it could, but it was too late. Finally/ At/ In the end, the tortoise won the race. / won the championship / won the first place / first prize.
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