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Naju Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Puff.

Hi, I have written some sentences below using the word "puff". Please say, Is it correct to speak?

(a)Whenever I run up to the hill, I puff hard.

(b)Yesterday I ran two kilometers without stop anywhere. And then I stopped my running near a hotel and puffed for few seconds.

(c)Why do you puff? Did you run?

Thanks in advance.
  

Top answer

(a)Whenever I run up to the hill, I puff hard. -- OK (b)Yesterday I ran two kilometers without stopping anywhere. -- OK (c)Why are you puffing?

— Mister Micawber

  • (a)Whenever I run up to the hill, I puff hard.
  • -- OK (b)Yesterday I ran two kilometers without stopping anywhere.
  • -- OK (c)Why are you puffing?
  • were you running?
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(a)Whenever I run up to the hill, I puff hard. -- OK

(b)Yesterday I ran two kilometers without stopping anywhere. And then I stopped near a hotel and puffed for few seconds.-- OK

(c)Why are you puffing? were you running?
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