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Jesusengland Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
They both came running out
Hello.
I can't understand the meaning of this sentence:
- They both came running out.
Thanks.
I can't understand the meaning of this sentence:
- They both came running out.
Thanks.
Top answer
they both came (to a place) while running out (of a place)
- they both came (to a place) while running out (of a place)
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2 people inside a building - they came out of the building, not walking, but running.
2 people inside a building - they came out of the building, not walking, but running.
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