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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
For the first time, Scarlet was free . . .
Would you correct my dictation? :
http://audioscraps.tistory.com/entry/For-the-first-time
For the first time, Scarlet was free to go and play with the other children from the street. Her mother would never have let her hurt at her site. Now she could come and go she pleased. She and the other children played by the river, all in the fields until it was dark. No one at home seemed to notice Scarlet was even gone.
http://audioscraps.tistory.com/entry/For-the-first-time
For the first time, Scarlet was free to go and play with the other children from the street. Her mother would never have let her hurt at her site. Now she could come and go she pleased. She and the other children played by the river, all in the fields until it was dark. No one at home seemed to notice Scarlet was even gone.
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The link isn't active yet, but my guess it that it's all fine except for "Her mother would never let her out of her sight. "
- The link isn't active yet, but my guess it that it's all fine except for "Her mother would never let her out of her sight.
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The link isn't active yet, but my guess it that it's all fine except for "Her mother would never let her out of her sight."
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Tip: Before the link is active, you can copy the address and paste it onto your window.: I hear ‘have’ in the sentence.
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You're right, it's "her mother would never have let her out of her sight." And it's "come and go as she pleased."
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