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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) John held Peter to walk / held Peter and tried to walk.
(b) John tried to walk Peter home in the rain. They saw two scouts coming with an umbrella.
(c) After running for a while, John fell down and saw the scouts. The scouts who were holding an umbrella ran towards him.
(a) John held Peter to walk / held Peter and tried to walk.
(b) John tried to walk Peter home in the rain. They saw two scouts coming with an umbrella.
(c) After running for a while, John fell down and saw the scouts. The scouts who were holding an umbrella ran towards him.
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(a) John held Peter and tried to walk. (b) John tried to walk Peter home in the rain. They saw two scouts coming with an umbrella.
- (a) John held Peter and tried to walk.
- (b) John tried to walk Peter home in the rain.
- They saw two scouts coming with an umbrella.
- (c) After running for a while, John fel l down.
- Then he saw the scouts.
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(a) John held Peter and tried to walk.
(b) John tried to walk Peter home in the rain. They saw two scouts coming with an umbrella.
(c) After running for a while, John fell down. Then he saw the scouts. The scouts, who were holding an umbrella, ran towards him.
(a) John held Peter and tried to walk.
(b) John tried to walk Peter home in the rain. They saw two scouts coming with an umbrella.
(c) After running for a while, John fell down. Then he saw the scouts. The scouts, who were holding an umbrella, ran towards him.
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