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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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Knocked / tripped over (it)
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One day, Peter was late for school. He was cycling fast. He did not see a stone and knocked / tripped over (it).
One day, Peter was late for school. He was cycling fast. He did not see a stone and knocked / tripped over (it).
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Hi, What should I write next? One day, Peter was late for school. He was cycling fast.
- Hi, What should I write next?
- One day, Peter was late for school.
- He was cycling fast.
- He did not see a stone and knocked / tripped over (it).
- knocked - not a suitable word here tripped over it - only if he is walking or running, not cycling.
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Hi,
What should I write next?
One day, Peter was late for school. He was cycling fast. He did not see a stone and knocked / tripped over (it).
knocked - not a suitable word here
tripped over it - only if he is walking or running, not cycling.
What should I write next?
One day, Peter was late for school. He was cycling fast. He did not see a stone and knocked / tripped over (it).
knocked - not a suitable word here
tripped over it - only if he is walking or running, not cycling.
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