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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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tripped, fell down prone
Yesterday I tripped over a hard stone, grazing my knee. Actually, I fell down prone so there is slight injury on my nose.
Please correct my sentences.
Please correct my sentences.
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Hi, Yesterday I tripped over a hard stone, grazing my knee. No need to say 'hard', all stones are hard. If it was a small stone, more common would be 'tripped on '.
- Hi, Yesterday I tripped over a hard stone, grazing my knee.
- No need to say 'hard', all stones are hard.
- If it was a small stone, more common would be 'tripped on '.
- Actually, I fell down prone so there is slight injury on my nose.
- "Fell down prone" is not idiomatic.
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Hi,
Yesterday I tripped over a hard stone, grazing my knee. No need to say 'hard', all stones are hard. If it was a small stone, more common would be 'tripped on'.
Actually, I fell down prone so there is slight injury on my nose.
"Fell down prone" is not idiomatic. You could say, very formally, 'fell pro
Yesterday I tripped over a hard stone, grazing my knee. No need to say 'hard', all stones are hard. If it was a small stone, more common would be 'tripped on'.
Actually, I fell down prone so there is slight injury on my nose.
"Fell down prone" is not idiomatic. You could say, very formally, 'fell pro
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