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Ayl Posted 10 years ago
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Should I say ‘sprung’ or ‘sprung’? Have I correctly used ‘alleged people’?
Should I say ‘sprung’ or ‘sprung’? Have I correctly used ‘alleged people’?
New commotions and arguments (sprung, sprang) after the alleged people surrendered to the police.
New commotions and arguments (sprung, sprang) after the alleged people surrendered to the police.
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'Arose' is more natural than 'sprang', although you could use 'sprang up'. I don't know what you mean by 'alleged people'. Did somebody allege that they were people when in fact they were not?
- 'Arose' is more natural than 'sprang', although you could use 'sprang up'.
- I don't know what you mean by 'alleged people'.
- Did somebody allege that they were people when in fact they were not?
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'Arose' is more natural than 'sprang', although you could use 'sprang up'. I don't know what you mean by 'alleged people'. Did somebody allege that they were people when in fact they were not?
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