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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Teachers Hi,
Can you correct this sentence I have written?
If you've been shot in the leg and you're in a fire. Survival instincts will kick in and the limp you will forget about, Survival supersedes any pain you might feel from a bullet.
Can you correct this sentence I have written?
If you've been shot in the leg and you're in a fire. Survival instincts will kick in and the limp you will forget about, Survival supersedes any pain you might feel from a bullet.
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I suppose this is what you mean: If you've been shot in the leg and you're under fire, your survival instincts will kick in and you will forget about the limp. Survival supersedes any pain you might feel from a bullet.
- I suppose this is what you mean: If you've been shot in the leg and you're under fire, your survival instincts will kick in and you will forget about the limp.
- Survival supersedes any pain you might feel from a bullet.
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I suppose this is what you mean:
If you've been shot in the leg and you're under fire, your survival instincts will kick in and you will forget about the limp. Survival supersedes any pain you might feel from a bullet.
If you've been shot in the leg and you're under fire, your survival instincts will kick in and you will forget about the limp. Survival supersedes any pain you might feel from a bullet.
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