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Ellee Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Can I say so?
"(But soon after that Dobun died, leaving his young wife and two sons.) And here miracles start to happen. Not having a husband, Alan-goa gave birth to one son after another."
Can I say so or should I remake the sentences? Can I use the present tense sentence between the two past ones?
Can I say so or should I remake the sentences? Can I use the present tense sentence between the two past ones?
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But soon after that Dobun died, leaving his young wife and two sons. And now/then miracles started to happen : with no husband, Alan-goa gave birth to one son after another.
- But soon after that Dobun died, leaving his young wife and two sons.
- And now/then miracles started to happen : with no husband, Alan-goa gave birth to one son after another.
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But soon after that Dobun died, leaving his young wife and two sons. And now/then miracles started to happen: with no husband, Alan-goa gave birth to one son after another.
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