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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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Has fallen inside the water, make it dry
My book has fallen inside the water and became wet. I'm trying to dry it out soon.
The paper has fallen inside the water so I took out and making it dry.
Please correct my sentence and suggest me better versions to.
The paper has fallen inside the water so I took out and making it dry.
Please correct my sentence and suggest me better versions to.
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Hi, My book fell has fallen inside in(to) the water and became / got wet. I'm trying to dry it out quickly soon . The paper fell has fallen in(to) the water so I took it out and am drying it.
- Hi, My book fell has fallen inside in(to) the water and became / got wet.
- I'm trying to dry it out quickly soon .
- The paper fell has fallen in(to) the water so I took it out and am drying it.
- Please correct my sentence and suggest me better versions to.
- Clive
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Hi,
My book fell has fallen inside in(to) the water and became / got wet. I'm trying to dry it out quickly soon.
The paper fell has fallen in(to) the water so I took it out and am drying it.
Please correct my sentence and suggest me better versions to.
Clive
My book fell
The paper fell
Please correct my sentence and suggest me better versions to.
Clive
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Thank you Clive.
But I wonder if the expression “has fallen inside water” is incorrect with “or just doesn’t fit this context.
But I wonder if the expression “has fallen inside water” is incorrect with “or just doesn’t fit this context.
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