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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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...coasted to a stop
Hi all,
what does "The creature coasted to a stop."mean in the situation:"
"The Pteranodon glided down to the base of their tree. The creature coasted to a stop. And stood very still."
Could you explain it/transform it more simply?
Thank you very much.
what does "The creature coasted to a stop."mean in the situation:"
"The Pteranodon glided down to the base of their tree. The creature coasted to a stop. And stood very still."
Could you explain it/transform it more simply?
Thank you very much.
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Anonymous . The creature coasted to a stop. It slowly came to a stop without exerting any further energy.
- Anonymous .
- The creature coasted to a stop.
- It slowly came to a stop without exerting any further energy.
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Anonymous. The creature coasted to a stop.It slowly came to a stop without exerting any further energy.
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