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Onelook Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Snuck in to the door

The little brother snuck in to the door to open it when his older brother least expected it and surprise or scare him.


Nor sure snuck in to the door is grammatical, but I can't think of a way to say it.

  

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onelook The little brother snuck in to the door The little brother snuck up to the door to open it when his older brother least expected it and surprise or scare him.

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onelookThe little brother snuck in to the door

The little brother snuck up to the door to open it when his older brother least expected it and surprise or scare him.

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onelooksnuck

In AmE or sneaked in BrE.

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