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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Is ‘her feet connected with’ or ‘trampled upon’ correctly used in the sentence?
Is ‘her feet connected with’ or ‘trampled upon’ correctly used in the sentence?
Her feet (connected with / trampled upon) the slightly-wet green grass.
Her feet (connected with / trampled upon) the slightly-wet green grass.
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Both are possible. Connected with would need an appropriate context, such as if she were walking in the dark and trying to find the grass with her feet.
- Both are possible.
- Connected with would need an appropriate context, such as if she were walking in the dark and trying to find the grass with her feet.
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Both are possible.
Connected with would need an appropriate context, such as if she were walking in the dark and trying to find the grass with her feet.
Connected with would need an appropriate context, such as if she were walking in the dark and trying to find the grass with her feet.
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