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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
climbing onto the gate
While I was climbing onto the gate to go over that side, I fell down.
Is this sentence correct?
I wrote this sentence to mean, "I fell down when I was climbing onto the gate to go to other side because the gate had been closed".
Please help me.
Is this sentence correct?
I wrote this sentence to mean, "I fell down when I was climbing onto the gate to go to other side because the gate had been closed".
Please help me.
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It's ok When some short action (fell down) happens on the background of another action (was climbing) you use this very structure
- It's ok When some short action (fell down) happens on the background of another action (was climbing) you use this very structure
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It's ok
When some short action (fell down) happens on the background of another action (was climbing) you use this very structure
When some short action (fell down) happens on the background of another action (was climbing) you use this very structure
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