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launch
0 That's when their spacecraft, which launched to Mars in August, will finally arrive on the Red Planet. 02 br
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00 Do you say "The rocket launched to the Moon" or "The rocket was launched to the Moon"? 02 br
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00 I think the latter is correct, so we need 'was' in the original sentence. What do you think? 02 br
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00 Do you say "The rocket launched to the Moon" or "The rocket was launched to the Moon"? 02 br
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00 I think the latter is correct, so we need 'was' in the original sentence. What do you think? 02 br
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00 Thanks! 0-
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0 I agree with you, but it doesn't cause me any discomfort to hear "The rocket launched to the moon" 0-
- 0 I agree with you, but it doesn't cause me any discomfort to hear "The rocket launched to the moon" 0-
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0 I agree with you, but it doesn't cause me any discomfort to hear "The rocket launched to the moon" 0-
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0 Both correct: 02 br
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01 b 00 1 a 02 b 00 01 b 00 : 02 b 00 to spring forward 01 b 00 : 02 b 00 take off <a junco had 01 i 00 launch 02 i 00 ed 00 off a chinquapin twig -- W.V.T.Clark> <the cata
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00 launch 02 br
01 i 00 intransitive verb 02 i 02 br
01 b 00 1 a 02 b 00 01 b 00 : 02 b 00 to spring forward 01 b 00 : 02 b 00 take off <a junco had 01 i 00 launch 02 i 00 ed 00 off a chinquapin twig -- W.V.T.Clark> <the cata
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