0
Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Please tell me how to explain this?
Does this make sense and can you picture the scene?
How would you correctly phrase the 2 sentences? Is uproot correct when talking about something other than a tree?
She tripped over a post that lay flat on the ground bent at a 90 degree angle not uprooted so much so that it looked like it had been driven into.
The lamp post had been uprooted from the tornado.
Thanks
How would you correctly phrase the 2 sentences? Is uproot correct when talking about something other than a tree?
She tripped over a post that lay flat on the ground bent at a 90 degree angle not uprooted so much so that it looked like it had been driven into.
The lamp post had been uprooted from the tornado.
Thanks
Top answer
She tripped over a street light post that was lying in her path. The tornado had bent it 90 degrees at its base.
- She tripped over a street light post that was lying in her path.
- The tornado had bent it 90 degrees at its base.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
She tripped over a street light post that was lying in her path. The tornado had bent it 90 degrees at its base.
0
Related Questions