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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
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Fell / fell down from the tree
Do I say,
(a) The durians fall down when they are ripe.
(b) The durians are ripe when they fall down on / from the tree.
(c) The durians will fall (down) from the tree when they are ripe.
(d) When the duriams are ripe, they drop to / onto / on the ground.
(a) The durians fall down when they are ripe.
(b) The durians are ripe when they fall down on / from the tree.
(c) The durians will fall (down) from the tree when they are ripe.
(d) When the duriams are ripe, they drop to / onto / on the ground.
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(b) The durians are ripe when they fall down from the tree. (d) When the duriams are ripe, they drop to / onto the ground.
- (b) The durians are ripe when they fall down from the tree.
- (d) When the duriams are ripe, they drop to / onto the ground.
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(b) The durians are ripe when they fall down from the tree.
(d) When the duriams are ripe, they drop to / onto the ground.
(d) When the duriams are ripe, they drop to / onto the ground.
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