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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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fall behind on sleep [car question]
Could you tell me if this is natural? What would you change?
People who get into accidents and fall asleep behind the wheel are behind on their sleep and on average are missing a few hour of sleep. Had they gotten those few hours, they wouldn't have gotten into an accident.
How would you say the following sentences?
The shock of a crash at 130kmh is equate to falling from the 22nd floor of a building.
He tried to push the engine to the max.
Thank you
People who get into accidents and fall asleep behind the wheel are behind on their sleep and on average are missing a few hour of sleep. Had they gotten those few hours, they wouldn't have gotten into an accident.
How would you say the following sentences?
The shock of a crash at 130kmh is equate to falling from the 22nd floor of a building.
He tried to push the engine to the max.
Thank you
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People who get into accidents and fall asleep behind the wheel are behind on their sleep, On average they are only missing a few hour of sleep but, had they got those few hours, they wouldn't have had an accident. The shock of a crash at 130kph is equivalent to falling from the 22nd floor of a building. He tried to push the engine to the max.
- People who get into accidents and fall asleep behind the wheel are behind on their sleep, On average they are only missing a few hour of sleep but, had they got those few hours, they wouldn't have had an accident.
- The shock of a crash at 130kph is equivalent to falling from the 22nd floor of a building.
- He tried to push the engine to the max.
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People who get into accidents and fall asleep behind the wheel are behind on their sleep, On average they are only missing a few hour of sleep but, had they got those few hours, they wouldn't have had an accident.
The shock of a crash at 130kph is equivalent to falling from the 22nd floor of a building.
The shock of a crash at 130kph is equivalent to falling from the 22nd floor of a building.
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AnonymousWhat would you change?The order of events. People fall asleep first. Then they get into accidents.
AnonymousThe shock of a crash at 130kmh is equate to falling from the 22nd floor of a building.is equivalent to
AnonymousHe tried to push the engine to the max.OK.
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