It goes on like that for some time
Eddie throws a snowball at the snowman again. So does Ben. It goes on like that for some time, until Eddie suddenly throws a snowball at Ben, who dodges and throws a snowball back, but misses.
Is the emboldened sentence natural here to mean they keep throwing snowballs at the snowman? Is "that" correct or would "this" be better?
Also, would you keep the comma after "some time"?
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Eddie throws a snowball at the snowman again. So does Ben. It goes on like that for some time , until Eddie suddenly throws a snowball at Ben, who dodges and throws a snowball back, but misses.
- Eddie throws a snowball at the snowman again.
- So does Ben.
- It goes on like that for some time , until Eddie suddenly throws a snowball at Ben, who dodges and throws a snowball back, but misses.
- anonymous Is the emboldened sentence natural here to mean they keep throwing snowballs at the snowman?
- Yes.
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Eddie throws a snowball at the snowman again. So does Ben. It goes on like that for some time, until Eddie suddenly throws a snowball at Ben, who dodges and throws a snowball back, but misses.
anonymousIs the emboldened sentence natural here to mean they keep throwing snowballs at the snowman?
Yes.
anonymousIs "that"
0
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