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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

fell down, running towards

Yesterday some belongings which I kept in the car boot, was fell down while the car was in running towards a hotel. We don't know about it until we back home. Almost the loss cost $5,000.

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No, none of them. Yesterday some belongings in the car boot fell out while the car was going to a hotel. We didn't discover it until we got back home.

— Mister Micawber

  • No, none of them.
  • Yesterday some belongings in the car boot fell out while the car was going to a hotel.
  • We didn't discover it until we got back home.
  • The loss was valued at almost $5,000.
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No, none of them.

Yesterday some belongings in the car boot fell out while the car was going to a hotel. We didn't discover it until we got back home. The loss was valued at almost $5,000.
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Thank you Mister Micawber.

Can I use, "we/I didn't know about it" instead of "We didn't discover it"?
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'Know about it' is not a good choice here; 'find out about it' would be much better.
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