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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
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Sir,

1.The old lady stood (happily/patiently/alone/straight/angiry) at bus for three hours.


Which one is correct choice given inside the bracket.


Thanks.
  

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I think you mean 'at the bus stop'. Straight is the only one that does not work. How do you stand straight - well, I guess it means very upright and 'to-attention' but it would be a bit odd here.

— Nona the brit

  • I think you mean 'at the bus stop'.
  • Straight is the only one that does not work.
  • How do you stand straight - well, I guess it means very upright and 'to-attention' but it would be a bit odd here.
  • The others depend on her mood and circumstance so any of them could apply.
  • I don't know if she is happy or angry, patient or alone?
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I think you mean 'at the bus stop'.

Straight is the only one that does not work. How do you stand straight - well, I guess it means very upright and 'to-attention' but it would be a bit odd here. The others depend on her mood and circumstance so any of them could apply. I don't know if she is happy or angry, patient or alone?
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