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Here is my try: (a) I quickly took (a) quick action to save the girl. (b) When they arrive d there, they saw that the bookstore was crowded with people. The bookstore sold a variety of interesting books, magazines and more / the others.
- Here is my try: (a) I quickly took (a) quick action to save the girl.
- (b) When they arrive d there, they saw that the bookstore was crowded with people.
- The bookstore sold a variety of interesting books, magazines and more / the others.
- (c) At the moment, there was a large crowd lining up ( I don't know this phrasal verb) at the reference book store to buy books.
- (d) A famous bookstore in Shanti’s town was holding a sale to sell off the old books.
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Here is my try:
(a) Iquickly took (a) quick action to save the girl.
(b) When they arrived there, they saw that the bookstore was crowded with people.
The bookstore sold a variety of interesting books, magazines and more / the others.
(c) At the moment,
(a) I
(b) When they arrived there, they saw that the bookstore was crowded with people.
The bookstore sold a variety of interesting books, magazines and more / the others.
(c) At the moment,
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) I quickly took (a) quick action to save the girl. You should not use both quickly and quick in the same sentence. One or other: I quickly took action OR I took quick action
(b) When they arrived there, they saw the bookstore was crowded with
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