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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Coming to the / running to the / reaching the finishing line
Can I say ,
(a) When the rabbit woke up, it saw the tortoise coming to the / running to the / reaching the finishing line. The rabbit ran as quickly as it could, but it was late too. Finally / At last / At / In the end, the tortoise won / had won / won a race ( won in a race).
(b) When the rabbit woke up, it saw the tortoise was near / was at the finishing line.
(a) When the rabbit woke up, it saw the tortoise coming to the / running to the / reaching the finishing line. The rabbit ran as quickly as it could, but it was late too. Finally / At last / At / In the end, the tortoise won / had won / won a race ( won in a race).
(b) When the rabbit woke up, it saw the tortoise was near / was at the finishing line.
Top answer
(a) When the rabbit woke up, he saw the tortoise approaching the finish line. The rabbit ran as quickly as he could, but it was too late . The tortoise had won the race.
- (a) When the rabbit woke up, he saw the tortoise approaching the finish line.
- The rabbit ran as quickly as he could, but it was too late .
- The tortoise had won the race.
- (b) When the rabbit woke up, he saw the tortoise was nearing the finish line.
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(a) When the rabbit woke up, he saw the tortoise approaching the finish line. The rabbit ran as quickly as he could, but it was too late. The tortoise had won the race.
(b) When the rabbit woke up, he saw the tortoise was nearing the finish line.
(b) When the rabbit woke up, he saw the tortoise was nearing the finish line.
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