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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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hopped out
She hopped out of the swimming cool with cold.
Is this sentence correct?
[Here I have the written the "hop" to mean "to go out quickly" and not the basic meaning, "jump on one foot"]
Is this sentence correct?
[Here I have the written the "hop" to mean "to go out quickly" and not the basic meaning, "jump on one foot"]
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Hi, She hopped out of the swimming cool with cold. Is this sentence correct? [Here I have the written the "hop" to mean "to go out quickly" and not the basic meaning, "jump on one foot"] The 'hop out' idiom is OK, but say She hopped out of the swimming p ool because it was cold.
- Hi, She hopped out of the swimming cool with cold.
- Is this sentence correct?
- [Here I have the written the "hop" to mean "to go out quickly" and not the basic meaning, "jump on one foot"] The 'hop out' idiom is OK, but say She hopped out of the swimming p ool because it was cold.
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Hi,
She hopped out of the swimming cool with cold.
Is this sentence correct?
[Here I have the written the "hop" to mean "to go out quickly" and not the basic meaning, "jump on one foot"]
The 'hop out' idiom is OK, but say She hopped out of the s
She hopped out of the swimming cool with cold.
Is this sentence correct?
[Here I have the written the "hop" to mean "to go out quickly" and not the basic meaning, "jump on one foot"]
The 'hop out' idiom is OK, but say She hopped out of the s
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