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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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He beat her consistenly for an hour. Does it mean that he beat her continously without any rest for an hour?
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anonymous He beat her consisten t ly for an hour. Does it mean that he beat her contin u ously without any rest for an hour? Yes.
- anonymous He beat her consisten t ly for an hour.
- Does it mean that he beat her contin u ously without any rest for an hour?
- Yes.
- "continuously" would have been the better choice.
- CJ
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anonymousHe beat her consistently for an hour. Does it mean that he beat her continuously without any rest for an hour?
Yes. "continuously" would have been the better choice.
CJ
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