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The video containing a road accident in which someone got a miraculous escape, went viral across social media.
The video containing a road accident in which someone got a miraculous escape, got viral across social media.
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kumenglish Please check them. Here's how we say that: The video showing a road accident that someone miraculously escaped from went viral on social media. Or, The video that shows someone miraculously escaping (from) a road accident went viral on social media.
- kumenglish Please check them.
- Here's how we say that: The video showing a road accident that someone miraculously escaped from went viral on social media.
- Or, The video that shows someone miraculously escaping (from) a road accident went viral on social media.
- It's not "got an escape".
- It's just "escaped".
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kumenglishPlease check them.
Here's how we say that:
The video showing a road accident that someone miraculously escaped from went viral on social media.
Or,
The video that shows someone miraculously escaping (from) a road accident went viral on social media.
It's not "got an escape". It's just "escaped". (It's rea
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