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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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it was too far
Can I say,
(i) The ball fell into the drain. John tried to get the ball, but it was too far (to get it) / He could not get it. He had no idea to do anything. So he decided to look for somebody for help. At the same time, a man came to help him.
(ii) The ball went rolling fast and fell into the drain.
(i) The ball fell into the drain. John tried to get the ball, but it was too far (to get it) / He could not get it. He had no idea to do anything. So he decided to look for somebody for help. At the same time, a man came to help him.
(ii) The ball went rolling fast and fell into the drain.
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(i) The ball fell into the drain. John tried to reach it, but it was too far / he could not . He had no idea what to do, so he decided to look for somebody to help .
- (i) The ball fell into the drain.
- John tried to reach it, but it was too far / he could not .
- He had no idea what to do, so he decided to look for somebody to help .
- Just then , a man came to help him.
- (ii) The ball went rolling fast and fell into the drain.
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(i) The ball fell into the drain. John tried to reach it, but it was too far / he could not. He had no idea what to do, so he decided to look for somebody to help. Just then, a man came to help him.
(ii) The ball went rolling fast and fell into the drain.
(i) The ball fell into the drain. John tried to reach it, but it was too far / he could not. He had no idea what to do, so he decided to look for somebody to help. Just then, a man came to help him.
(ii) The ball went rolling fast and fell into the drain.
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