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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Practically or almost the same?
Hi. Are these correct?
dropped her wallet coming out her house
fainted waiting for the train
tripped walking down the hill
How about these? Are they correct? If they are, do you see any difference between the ones below and the ones above? If you do, what do you see as the difference?
dropped her wallet while coming out her house
fainted while waiting for the train
tripped while walking down the hill
dropped her wallet coming out her house
fainted waiting for the train
tripped walking down the hill
How about these? Are they correct? If they are, do you see any difference between the ones below and the ones above? If you do, what do you see as the difference?
dropped her wallet while coming out her house
fainted while waiting for the train
tripped while walking down the hill
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They all look correct to me, and I see no difference in meaning. I'm assuming that these phrases are to be embedded in sentences in obvious ways, not in cryptic or "trick" ways.
- They all look correct to me, and I see no difference in meaning.
- I'm assuming that these phrases are to be embedded in sentences in obvious ways, not in cryptic or "trick" ways.
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They all look correct to me, and I see no difference in meaning. I'm assuming that these phrases are to be embedded in sentences in obvious ways, not in cryptic or "trick" ways.
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