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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Could not swim well
Can I say,
Peter saw his friend drowning in the river. He was afraid because he could not/ did not swim well, so he shouted for help.
Peter saw his friend drowning in the river. He was afraid because he could not/ did not swim well, so he shouted for help.
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Both are good.
- Both are good.
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Thanks, can I say,
It was a sunny Sunday. Sam and Peter went fishing. They went to a river behind their house. They took fishing equipment with them.
Suddenly, Peter slipped at the riverbank and fell into the river. Peter started to drown because he does not know how to swim .
It was a sunny Sunday. Sam and Peter went fishing. They went to a river behind their house. They took fishing equipment with them.
Suddenly, Peter slipped at the riverbank and fell into the river. Peter started to drown because he does not know how to swim .
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Slipped "on."
You can try combining short sentences to make them look more natural.
You can try combining short sentences to make them look more natural.
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