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Fashion101 Posted 19 years ago
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Not sure if I phrased it correctly - please help!
I'm having a problem with the sentence below. I'm not sure if I phrased it correctly.
"The girl's hands reach out for the object but they don't seem to move."
The reason the hands can't move is because they are tied together with a rope.
"The girl's hands reach out for the object but they don't seem to move."
The reason the hands can't move is because they are tied together with a rope.
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She cannot reach out her hands if she can't move. She can TRY to reach for something.
- She cannot reach out her hands if she can't move.
- She can TRY to reach for something.
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She cannot reach out her hands if she can't move. She can TRY to reach for something.
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