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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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run off/ran off
Water run off a glass if it has hole in it.
I ran off from there at 5 o'clock and now I have reached here at 7 o'clock. So I have taken 2 hours from there to here.
Please correct my sentences.
I ran off from there at 5 o'clock and now I have reached here at 7 o'clock. So I have taken 2 hours from there to here.
Please correct my sentences.
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User_gary Water run off a glass if it has hole in it. Water runs out of a glass if it has a hole in it. Water runs off the glass if i t is upside down when the tap is turned on.
- User_gary Water run off a glass if it has hole in it.
- Water runs out of a glass if it has a hole in it.
- Water runs off the glass if i t is upside down when the tap is turned on.
- I ran off from there at 5 o'clock and now I have reached here at 7 o'clock.
- So I have taken 2 hours from there to here.
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User_garyWater run off a glass if it has hole in it. Water runs out of a glass if it has a hole in it. Water runs off the glass if it is upside down when the tap is turned on.
I ran off from there at 5 o'clock and now I have reached here at 7 o'clock. So I have taken 2 hours f
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