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Ayl Posted 10 years ago
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Should I say "drawing near" or "at hand," "did" or "worked on it"?
Should I say "drawing near" or "at hand," "did" or "worked on it"?
The flag-making activity energized the history students, for Independence Day was (drawing near, at hand) when they (did, worked on) it.
The flag-making activity energized the history students, for Independence Day was (drawing near, at hand) when they (did, worked on) it.
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Ayl Should I say "drawing near" or "at hand," "did" or "worked on it"? This: The flag-making activity energized the history students, for Independence Day was drawing near / at hand.
- Ayl Should I say "drawing near" or "at hand," "did" or "worked on it"?
- This: The flag-making activity energized the history students, for Independence Day was drawing near / at hand.
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AylShould I say "drawing near" or "at hand," "did" or "worked on it"?This:
The flag-making activity energized the history students, for Independence Day was drawing near / at hand.
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