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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
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Never gave up
Can I say,
(a) The hare ran fast. Suddenly, he felt tired so he found a shady tree to sleep under it. It never gave up.
(b) The tortoise had never given up,so it crawled sloiwly behind.
(a) The hare ran fast. Suddenly, he felt tired so he found a shady tree to sleep under it. It never gave up.
(b) The tortoise had never given up,so it crawled sloiwly behind.
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Hi, Can I say, (a) The hare ran fast. Suddenly, he felt tired so he found a shady tree to sleep under it . He It never gave up.
- Hi, Can I say, (a) The hare ran fast.
- Suddenly, he felt tired so he found a shady tree to sleep under it .
- He It never gave up.
- S ay 'it' or 'he', but be consistent.
- (b) The tortoise had never given up,so it crawled slowly behind.
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a) The hare ran fast. Suddenly, he felt tired so he found a shady tree to sleep under it. He It never gave up.
Say 'it' or 'he', but be consistent.
(b) The tortoise had never given up,so it crawled slowly behind.
This is OK, but you could just say ''never gave up'.
Can I say,
(a) The hare ran fast. Suddenly, he felt tired so he found a shady tree to sleep under it. He It never gave up.
Say 'it' or 'he', but be consistent.
(b) The tortoise had never given up,so it crawled slowly behind.
This is OK, but you could just say ''never gave up'.
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