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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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When we arrive at the destination, the national programme begins. First, the school bands begin the performances. The audience give a big hand to them. Next, a choir of singer sings on the stage. The children dance gracefully below the stage. After two hours, the programme ends.
When we arrive at the destination, the national programme begins. First, the school bands begin the performances. The audience give a big hand to them. Next, a choir of singer sings on the stage. The children dance gracefully below the stage. After two hours, the programme ends.
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When we arrived at our destination, the National Day parade began . First, the school bands performed. The audience clapped their performance.
- When we arrived at our destination, the National Day parade began .
- First, the school bands performed.
- The audience clapped their performance.
- Next, a choir of singers sang on stage.
- The children dance gracefully on stage.
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When we arrived at our destination, the National Day parade began. First, the school bands performed. The audience clapped their performance. Next, a choir of singers sang on stage. The children dance gracefully on stage. After two hours, the parade/celebration ended.
Reason: You can't use simple present tense as simple present tense is for habitual actions.
On the
Reason: You can't use simple present tense as simple present tense is for habitual actions.
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