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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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I just had a mid-term exam. Please help me to see if the sentence I made true or not
1. Gararin, a Russian, was the first person to fly in the space in 1930.
2. He flied alone and across Atlatic Ocean.
1. Gararin, a Russian, was the first person to fly in the space in 1930.
2. He flied alone and across Atlatic Ocean.
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Gagarin, a Russian, was the first person to fly into space in 1961. Number two doesn't really apply to space flight but if you wanted that to be correct: He flew alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
- Gagarin, a Russian, was the first person to fly into space in 1961.
- Number two doesn't really apply to space flight but if you wanted that to be correct: He flew alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Gagarin, a Russian, was the first person to fly into space in 1961.
Number two doesn't really apply to space flight but if you wanted that to be correct:
He flew alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
Number two doesn't really apply to space flight but if you wanted that to be correct:
He flew alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Sniff.... is the original "He flied alone AND across Atlentic Ocean" acceptable?
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No, not at all. Try:
He flew alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
He flew alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Poor me! I can not understand what the **** made me write such a silly sentence!
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