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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Could you check these sentences?
1)He was rescued right away miraculously without a scratch.
2) He was rescued immediately, and he miraculously escaped any scratches
3) He was rescued very soon, and he didn't get any scratches.
3) He was rescued at once, and miraculously he was not injured at all.
Are they all free from errors?
2) He was rescued immediately, and he miraculously escaped any scratches
3) He was rescued very soon, and he didn't get any scratches.
3) He was rescued at once, and miraculously he was not injured at all.
Are they all free from errors?
Top answer
2) I want to make a change: he miraculously escaped even a scratch.
- 2) I want to make a change: he miraculously escaped even a scratch.
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2) I want to make a change: he miraculously escaped even a scratch.
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