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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
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either state or action?
1. Some of the riders have gotten off their motorcycles.
I collected #1 from the source that describes a picture.
Q) When you hear #1 without a context, what comes to mind? Is it a state of the riders who are off their motorcycles or is it an action of the riders who are off their motorcyles just after they got off their motorcycles?
I collected #1 from the source that describes a picture.
Q) When you hear #1 without a context, what comes to mind? Is it a state of the riders who are off their motorcycles or is it an action of the riders who are off their motorcyles just after they got off their motorcycles?
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moon7296 ) When you hear #1 without a context, what comes to mind? What comes to mind is that I need some context.
- moon7296 ) When you hear #1 without a context, what comes to mind?
- What comes to mind is that I need some context.
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moon7296) When you hear #1 without a context, what comes to mind?What comes to mind is that I need some context.
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