Three questions to this.
Hi teachers. Three questions to this:
The terrorists strided into the hotel lobby and fired into the air to put themselves in power.
1) Is 'fired' enough or should I add something to it?
2) Is 'put themselves in power' OK or what else could I say?
3) Is it possible to use 'fired into the air' when they're inside?
Thanks in advance.
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anonymous The terrorists strode into the hotel lobby anonymous 1) Is 'fired' enough "fired" alone is unclear about the target. "fired into the air" is clearer in this respect. anonymous 2) Is 'put themselves in power' OK No, not in this context.
- anonymous The terrorists strode into the hotel lobby anonymous 1) Is 'fired' enough "fired" alone is unclear about the target.
- "fired into the air" is clearer in this respect.
- anonymous 2) Is 'put themselves in power' OK No, not in this context.
- anonymous or what else could I say?
- Perhaps "to take control".
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anonymousThe terrorists strode into the hotel lobby
anonymous1) Is 'fired' enough
"fired" alone is unclear about the target. "fired into the air" is clearer in this respect.
anonymous2) Is 'put themselves in power' OK
No, not in this c
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