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T2e Posted 12 years ago
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convulsion peaks or convulsion increases to peak
If you carefully watch this video, you can see initially the convulsion is less when he falls, but soon increases. Now how do you say this?
Can I say "The convulsion peaks"? Or should I say "the convulsion increases to peak"? Which is correct?
Can I say "The convulsion peaks"? Or should I say "the convulsion increases to peak"? Which is correct?
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I have deleted your link. Please do not post disturbing videos at EF, as we have many young members. As for your question, use 'the convulsion increases to a peak (and then subsides)'.
- I have deleted your link.
- Please do not post disturbing videos at EF, as we have many young members.
- As for your question, use 'the convulsion increases to a peak (and then subsides)'.
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I have deleted your link. Please do not post disturbing videos at EF, as we have many young members.
As for your question, use 'the convulsion increases to a peak (and then subsides)'.
As for your question, use 'the convulsion increases to a peak (and then subsides)'.
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