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Asvr Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Rushing to beat someone while playing
My daughter scares me and laughs, and I runs to beat her. My intention is not to beat her heavily but just for fun, rushing to give light beat on her because its just a playing. How do I express this in a sentence? I can't say 'I runs to beat her' because my indention is not beat her but just playing.
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HI, My daughter scares me and laughs, and I runs to beat her. My intention is not to beat her heavily but just for fun, rushing to give light beat on her because its just a playing. How do I express this in a sentence?
- HI, My daughter scares me and laughs, and I runs to beat her.
- My intention is not to beat her heavily but just for fun, rushing to give light beat on her because its just a playing.
- How do I express this in a sentence?
- I can't say 'I runs to beat her' because my indention is not beat her but just playing.
- Perhaps My daughter scares me and laughs, and I run to pretend to spank her.
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HI,
My daughter scares me and laughs, and I runs to beat her. My intention is not to beat her heavily but just for fun, rushing to give light beat on her because its just a playing. How do I express this in a sentence? I can't say 'I runs to beat her' because my indention is not beat her but just playing.
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My daughter scares me and laughs, and I runs to beat her. My intention is not to beat her heavily but just for fun, rushing to give light beat on her because its just a playing. How do I express this in a sentence? I can't say 'I runs to beat her' because my indention is not beat her but just playing.
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Hi Clive. I feel spank is not the right word ( i checked meaning in dictionary meaning comes as slap on the buttocks). Angry is also not right word. I do not know how to say exactly what I want. Please watch video in the youtube link
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Hi,
Maybe 'He tried to swat the boy playfully'.
But, as I said, be careful in Western countries about such matters.
Clive
Maybe 'He tried to swat the boy playfully'.
But, as I said, be careful in Western countries about such matters.
Clive
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Thanks Clive. This is somewhat close to what I want. Yes, I'm aware western countries takes seriously these matters. That's why I'm trying to find to correct word to express this. If I choose wrong word it will totally give wrong meaning. This is not beating at all, its just a kind of fun play, we have it in our culture. I found two others words also, but I'm not sure which one of this is a corre
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