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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Pulls up in his car
Maggie smokes a cigarette as she waits at a street corner in the city. Tom pulls up in his car. Maggie puts out the cigarette and gets into the car.
1. Is this grammatically correct?
2. Is pulls up OK? And if so, is it enough or would I need something like pulls up to the curb?
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anonymous 1. Is this grammatically correct? I would say she was "on" a street corner.
- anonymous 1.
- Is this grammatically correct?
- I would say she was "on" a street corner.
- anonymous 2.
- Is pulls up OK?
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anonymous1. Is this grammatically correct?
I would say she was "on" a street corner.
anonymous2. Is pulls up OK? And if so, is it enough or would I need something like pulls up to the curb?
It's fine. He has something to pull up to in Maggie.
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