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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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kicking his back legs
0 Everytime, my dog sees me he would lie down on its side and when I get near him and rub his tummy/belly/stomach, he would turn onto his back and enjoy the massage while kicking his back legs. 02 br
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02 br 00 Maybe not perfect, but it'll start the ball rolling 02 br 01 i 00 2 And which choice is correct? 0-
- 02 br 00 Maybe not perfect, but it'll start the ball rolling 02 br 01 i 00 2 And which choice is correct?
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0 Everytime, my dog sees me he 01 del 00 would 02 del 00 lie 01 font 00 s 02 font 00 down on 01 font 00 his 02 font 01 del 00 its 02 del 00 side and when I get near him and rub his tummy/belly/stomach, he 01 del 00 would 02 del 00 turn 01 font
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0 No need for the comma after the first word. 02 br
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00 I would use 'tummy', if only because when I said "tummy-rub", my little poodle/chihuahua mix always rolled over on her back, ready for what she knew was coming. 0-
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00 I would use 'tummy', if only because when I said "tummy-rub", my little poodle/chihuahua mix always rolled over on her back, ready for what she knew was coming. 0-
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0 Is kicking his back legs a natural expression? If not, please suggest one. 0-
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