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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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got off / came down the bicycle
Can I say,
Last Monday in the afternoon, a lady fell down (on the road). John quickly cycled to the way. He got off / came down the bicycle and tried to take the lady up. / He tried to help her stand up.
Last Monday in the afternoon, a lady fell down (on the road). John quickly cycled to the way. He got off / came down the bicycle and tried to take the lady up. / He tried to help her stand up.
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Hi, Can I say, Last Monday in the afternoon, a lady fell down (on the road). John quickly cycled to the way. He got off / came down the bicycle and tried to take the lady up.
- Hi, Can I say, Last Monday in the afternoon, a lady fell down (on the road).
- John quickly cycled to the way.
- He got off / came down the bicycle and tried to take the lady up.
- / He tried to help her stand up.
- More natural is Last Monday afternoon, a woman fell down on the road.
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Hi,
Can I say,
Last Monday in the afternoon, a lady fell down (on the road). John quickly cycled to the way. He got off / came down the bicycle and tried to take the lady up. / He tried to help her stand up.
More natural is
Last Monday afternoon, a woman fell down on the road. John quickly rode his bike to her and tried to help her up.
Clive
Can I say,
Last Monday in the afternoon, a lady fell down (on the road). John quickly cycled to the way. He got off / came down the bicycle and tried to take the lady up. / He tried to help her stand up.
More natural is
Last Monday afternoon, a woman fell down on the road. John quickly rode his bike to her and tried to help her up.
Clive
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