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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
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Hello,
1. Pretend you are a barked tree.
2. Don't know you swaying/swayed dogs don't bite?
Are the sentence correct with patcipal adjective?
1. Pretend you are a barked tree.
2. Don't know you swaying/swayed dogs don't bite?
Are the sentence correct with patcipal adjective?
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Hi, 1. Pretend you are a barked tree. 2.
- Hi, 1.
- Pretend you are a barked tree.
- 2.
- Don't know you swaying/swayed dogs don't bite?
- Are the sentence correct with patcipal adjective?
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Hi,
1. Pretend you are a barked tree.
2. Don't know you swaying/swayed dogs don't bite?
Are the sentence correct with patcipal adjective? It's hard to say, because you seem to have the wrong adjectives here entirely. I don't know what 'a barked tree' or 'a swaying/swayed
1. Pretend you are a barked tree.
2. Don't know you swaying/swayed dogs don't bite?
Are the sentence correct with patcipal adjective? It's hard to say, because you seem to have the wrong adjectives here entirely. I don't know what 'a barked tree' or 'a swaying/swayed
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Hanuman_2000Hello,I think you mean:
1. Pretend you are a barked tree.
2. Don't know you swaying/swayed dogs don't bite?
Are the sentence correct with patcipal adjective?
1. Pretend you are a swaying tree.
2. Don't you know barking dogs don't bite?
Cheers
CB
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