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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
walk, carry him
How do I say if:
The picture shows John held the Peter up with his arms when Peter fell down on the road.
Can I say,
Peter tried to walk. Peter carried and walked him together.
Peter held John to walk slowly.
The picture shows John held the Peter up with his arms when Peter fell down on the road.
Can I say,
Peter tried to walk. Peter carried and walked him together.
Peter held John to walk slowly.
Top answer
You can say this: Peter fell on the floor. John helped Peter to stand up and walked with him slowly.
- You can say this: Peter fell on the floor.
- John helped Peter to stand up and walked with him slowly.
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You can say this:
Peter fell on the floor. John helped Peter to stand up and walked with him slowly.
Peter fell on the floor. John helped Peter to stand up and walked with him slowly.
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