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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
translation of this sentence.
Unable to regain control, it drifted into a shallow, rocky area, tipped over, and broke in half.
Q) Which happened first? Or did "it" drifted over and "it" tipped happen at the same time?
Q) Which happened first? Or did "it" drifted over and "it" tipped happen at the same time?
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The sequence is as follows: 1. the drifting 2. the tipping over 3.
- The sequence is as follows: 1.
- the drifting 2.
- the tipping over 3.
- the breaking
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The sequence is as follows: 1. the drifting 2. the tipping over 3. the breaking
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Hi, thank you.
Unable to regain control, it drifted into a shallow, rocky area, tipped over, and broke in half.
My book says "tipped over" is a participle phrase.
Q1) If the order occurs like you said, "tipped over" is not a participle phrase, is it?
Q2) Then the sentence is like this? Unable..., it drifted into a shallow, rocky area, and it ti
Unable to regain control, it drifted into a shallow, rocky area, tipped over, and broke in half.
My book says "tipped over" is a participle phrase.
Q1) If the order occurs like you said, "tipped over" is not a participle phrase, is it?
Q2) Then the sentence is like this? Unable..., it drifted into a shallow, rocky area, and it ti
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