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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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During lunch he put on his iPod. After lunch, he forgot to take it out from his pants back pocket where he'd put in. Fortunately it didn't break in his pocket when he sat down on his chair.
Are there any mistakes?
Thanks.
Are there any mistakes?
Thanks.
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During lunch, he listened to his iPod. After lunch, he forgot to take it out from his back pants pocket where he'd put it . Fortunately , it didn't break in his pocket when he sat down.
- During lunch, he listened to his iPod.
- After lunch, he forgot to take it out from his back pants pocket where he'd put it .
- Fortunately , it didn't break in his pocket when he sat down.
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During lunch, he listened to his iPod. After lunch, he forgot to take it out from his back pants pocket where he'd put it. Fortunately, it didn't break in his pocket when he sat down.
During lunch, he listened to his iPod. After lunch, he forgot to take it out from his back pants pocket where he'd put it. Fortunately, it didn't break in his pocket when he sat down.
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Thanks, MM. One more question, is it natural to say, "his pants' back pocket"?
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Personally, I think "take it out of his back pocket" sounds much better than "from." I wouldn't say there's anything really wrong with "his pants' back pocket," but I think "back pocket" is sufficient -- after all, what has back pockets other than pants?
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