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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
throw / threw
Do I say,
1 He wanted to hurt the bird. He picked up a stone to throw / threw it.
2 He threw the stone, but the stone missed the bird and hit the beehive.
3 The stone missed the bird and hit the beehive.
1 He wanted to hurt the bird. He picked up a stone to throw / threw it.
2 He threw the stone, but the stone missed the bird and hit the beehive.
3 The stone missed the bird and hit the beehive.
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1 He wanted to hurt the bird. He picked up a stone to throw it. 2 He threw the stone, but it missed the bird and hit the beehive.
- 1 He wanted to hurt the bird.
- He picked up a stone to throw it.
- 2 He threw the stone, but it missed the bird and hit the beehive.
- 3 The stone missed the bird and hit the beehive.
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1 He wanted to hurt the bird. He picked up a stone to throw it.
2 He threw the stone, but it missed the bird and hit the beehive.
3 The stone missed the bird and hit the beehive.
2 He threw the stone, but it missed the bird and hit the beehive.
3 The stone missed the bird and hit the beehive.
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