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Contiluo Posted 15 years ago
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Please check the following sentences. Which is better?
(1) This morning when I got to school, I saw the principle wearing a frog's costume dancing in front of the school gate.
(2) This morning when I got to school, I saw the principle in a frog's costume dancing in front of the shool gate.
(1) This morning when I got to school, I saw the principle wearing a frog's costume dancing in front of the school gate.
(2) This morning when I got to school, I saw the principle in a frog's costume dancing in front of the shool gate.
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Either wearing or in is okay, but say a frog costume. Otherwise, it sounds like he borrowed the costume from a frog.
- Either wearing or in is okay, but say a frog costume.
- Otherwise, it sounds like he borrowed the costume from a frog.
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Either wearing or in is okay, but say a frog costume. Otherwise, it sounds like he borrowed the costume from a frog.
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