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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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began tired / to feel tired
Can I say,
John slipped and fell on the road. Peter quickly picked him up. He tried to help John to walk to his home / house. Later, they began tired / began to feel tired. Luckily, they saw scouts walking towards them.
John slipped and fell on the road. Peter quickly picked him up. He tried to help John to walk to his home / house. Later, they began tired / began to feel tired. Luckily, they saw scouts walking towards them.
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Later they began to feel tired.
- Later they began to feel tired.
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John slipped and fell on the road. Peter quickly picked him up.
He tried to help John to walk to his home / house.
Later, they began to feel tired or just 'got tired'.
Luckily, they saw scouts walking towards them.
He tried to help John to walk to his home / house.
Later, they began to feel tired or just 'got tired'.
Luckily, they saw scouts walking towards them.
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