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Messier42 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Little did I know that, not only did~ but also
I was caught by a policeman.
I had to pulled over and little I know that I drove my car without my headlight on.
Little I did know that I didn't turn off the heat on the stove, when getting out of my house.
Little I did know that I left my passport in the safe in the hotel room, while heading for the airport.
When reaching the airport, I realized not only did I left my passport but also I left my wallet.
Do they sound OK?
I had to pulled over and little I know that I drove my car without my headlight on.
Little I did know that I didn't turn off the heat on the stove, when getting out of my house.
Little I did know that I left my passport in the safe in the hotel room, while heading for the airport.
When reaching the airport, I realized not only did I left my passport but also I left my wallet.
Do they sound OK?
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I had to pulled over and little I know that I drove my car without my headlight on. I had to pull over ; little did I know that I had been driving (my car) without headlights. Little I did know that I didn't turn off the heat on the stove, when getting out of my house.
- I had to pulled over and little I know that I drove my car without my headlight on.
- I had to pull over ; little did I know that I had been driving (my car) without headlights.
- Little I did know that I didn't turn off the heat on the stove, when getting out of my house.
- Little I did know that I hadn't turned the stove off , when I left.
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I had to pulled over and little I know that I drove my car without my headlight on.
I had to pull over; little did I know that I had been driving (my car) without headlights.
Little I did know that I didn't turn off the heat on the stove, when getting out of my house.
Little I did know that I hadn't turned the stove off, w
I had to pull over; little did I know that I had been driving (my car) without headlights.
Little I did know that I didn't turn off the heat on the stove, when getting out of my house.
Little I did know that I hadn't turned the stove off, w
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Thank you!
How about this?
Little I did know that I left my passport in the safe in the hotel room, while heading for the airport.
When reaching the airport, I realized not only did I left my passport but also I left my wallet.
How about this?
Little I did know that I left my passport in the safe in the hotel room, while heading for the airport.
When reaching the airport, I realized not only did I left my passport but also I left my wallet.
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messier42Little I did know that I left my passport in the safe in the hotel room, while heading for the airportThis sentence is hard to repair. If you left your passport in the safe, this was clearly before you headed for the airport. 'While' is therefore impossible, unless you turn it round , as in the first sentence below:
While heading for the
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