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What do we say grammatically and the difference between both.
Something is written in or on the page.
Something or an insect died when I closed the book suddenly.
An died fly on the page.
Also tell me how would I describe the death of that insect. I mean how did it die? Imbricate would it be the right word.
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Liton Das What do we say grammatically and the difference between both. Something is written in or on the page. Something or an insect died when I closed the book suddenly.
- Liton Das What do we say grammatically and the difference between both.
- Something is written in or on the page.
- Something or an insect died when I closed the book suddenly.
- An died fly on the page.
- Also tell me how would I describe the death of that insect.
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Liton DasWhat do we say grammatically and the difference between both.
Something is written in or on the page.
Something or an insect died when I closed the book suddenly.
An died fly on the page.
Also tell me how would I describe the death of that insect. I mean how did it die? Imbricate would it be the right word.
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