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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Jumps to the side...
Hey. Kindly help me with this.
She jumps to the side just in time to avoid the car, who instead goes on and crashes into a house.
1: Is there a more natural phrase than "jumps to the side"?
2: Could I use "ducks to the side"?
3: Is "goes on" the most natural choice to use here?
4: Is "instead" ok to use since the one in the car was deliberately trying to run her over?
Thank you for your time.
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Who wrote that sentence? Instead of "who", it should have "which".
- Who wrote that sentence?
- Instead of "who", it should have "which".
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anonymous1: Is there a more natural phrase than "jumps to the side"?
It's fine, but you can also try:
jumps to the side of the road
jumps to the right/left
anonymous2: Could I use "ducks to the side"?
No, "jumps" is more dramatic.
anonymous3: Is "goes on" the mo
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