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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Pull vs pull on

would one say

tugawar consist of 2 teams that pull /pull on a rope trying to get the other team to let go or fall in the pool

could someone correct this sentence for me

thank you
  

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Tug Of War is a competition between two teams pulling on opposite ends of a rope, in the attempt to make the other team let go, or pull the other team into the area between the two teams; possibly into an area of water between them.

— Paul Stefanowicz

  • Tug Of War is a competition between two teams pulling on opposite ends of a rope, in the attempt to make the other team let go, or pull the other team into the area between the two teams; possibly into an area of water between them.
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Tug Of War is a competition between two teams pulling on opposite ends of a rope, in the attempt to make the other team let go, or pull the other team into the area between the two teams; possibly into an area of water between them.
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