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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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runs the treadmill
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00 (a) John is an athlete. He always runs the treadmill to do exercises in the gym room. 02 br
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00 (b) John is an athlete. He always runs on the treadmill to make his body healthy/ to make him healthy. 0-
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00 b) John is an athlete. He always runs on the treadmill to make 01 b 00 himself 02 b 00 healthy. 0-
00 b) John is an athlete. He always runs on the treadmill to make 01 b 00 himself 02 b 00 healthy. 0-
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0 Here's my opinion. hope it helps 02 br
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00 When you run something, you make the thing run. 02 br
00 If threadmill is a simulation that you've develped on your computer, 02 br
00 and you want to test it, you run the threadmill, meaning you make it run. 02 br
00 At least, that's what you hope for - You want to see your effort pay off. 02 br
02 br
00 When you run something, you make the thing run. 02 br
00 If threadmill is a simulation that you've develped on your computer, 02 br
00 and you want to test it, you run the threadmill, meaning you make it run. 02 br
00 At least, that's what you hope for - You want to see your effort pay off. 02 br
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