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Rizan Malik Posted 5 years ago
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The two rival groups stood just a few meters of each other.
1) The two rival groups stood just a few meters of each other.
2) The two rival groups were just a few meters of each other.
3) The two rival groups stood within just a few meters of each other.
4) The two rival groups were within just a few meters of each other.
Which are correct?
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Rizan Malik 1) The two rival groups stood just a few meters of each other. No. Rizan Malik 2) The two rival groups were just a few meters of each other.
- Rizan Malik 1) The two rival groups stood just a few meters of each other.
- No.
- Rizan Malik 2) The two rival groups were just a few meters of each other.
- No.
- Rizan Malik 3) The two rival groups stood within just a few meters of each other.
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Rizan Malik1) The two rival groups stood just a few meters of each other.
No.
Rizan Malik2) The two rival groups were just a few meters of each other.
No.
Rizan Malik3) The two rival groups stood within just a few meters of each other.
OK.
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