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Hi,
Just a quick glance at the first two:
1. He rode his bike too fast. ( If you use "so" I'd expect a consequence, as in "He rode his bike so fast that he lost control", unless it's an exclamation "He was riding his bike sooo fast!")
2. A stone made Susan lose control ... (without "the"; also, you need this pattern: "make" + "noun + bare infi
Just a quick glance at the first two:
1. He rode his bike too fast. ( If you use "so" I'd expect a consequence, as in "He rode his bike so fast that he lost control", unless it's an exclamation "He was riding his bike sooo fast!")
2. A stone made Susan lose control ... (without "the"; also, you need this pattern: "make" + "noun + bare infi
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Thank you Tanit, I couldn't realise 2 and confused 1 with so. 
And I used an unnecessary article, the.
And I used an unnecessary article, the. 00
Can I say,
(a) He lost control going / running / jumping / cycling down the slope.
(a) He lost control going / running / jumping / cycling down the slope.
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