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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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A lady fell down by tripping a stone while she was crossing the road. John stopped her riding and went to help the lady. She sprained her ankle and face. John tried to pull her up, but could not because she was too heavy.
A lady fell down by tripping a stone while she was crossing the road. John stopped her riding and went to help the lady. She sprained her ankle and face. John tried to pull her up, but could not because she was too heavy.
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Vincent Teo A lady fell down by tripping a stone while she was crossing the road. John stopped her riding and went to help the lady. She sprained her ankle and face.
- Vincent Teo A lady fell down by tripping a stone while she was crossing the road.
- John stopped her riding and went to help the lady.
- She sprained her ankle and face.
- John tried to pull her up, but could not because she was too heavy.
- A lady tripped up on/on/over a stone and fell down while she was crossing the road.
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Vincent TeoA lady fell down by tripping a stone while she was crossing the road. John stopped her riding and went to help the lady. She sprained her ankle and face. John tried to pull her up, but could not because she was too heavy.A lady tripped up on/on/over a stone and fell down while she was crossing the road. John got off his bike and went to help the la
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