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Ziomack Posted 9 years ago
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1. "The throwing rocks left unpleasant sight on his body."

2. "The throwing rocks left unpleasant sight in his arm/knee."

Are they correct?

  

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ziomack Are they correct? No. — The thrown rocks left unpleasant bruises on his body/arm/knee/back/chest/etc/

— Mister Micawber

  • ziomack Are they correct?
  • No.
  • — The thrown rocks left unpleasant bruises on his body/arm/knee/back/chest/etc/
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ziomackAre they correct?

No. Is this what you mean?—

The thrown rocks left unpleasant bruises on his body/arm/knee/back/chest/etc/

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