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Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Walk with the bare feet
Hello,
Is my sentence proper?
He was kept in a cell with a criminal prisoner who had HIV. He had to walk with the bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of criminal man, to get HIV from him.
Thank you in advance.
Is my sentence proper?
He was kept in a cell with a criminal prisoner who had HIV. He had to walk with the bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of criminal man, to get HIV from him.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi, Is my sentence proper? He was kept in a cell with a criminal prisoner who had HIV. He had to walk with the bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of criminal man, to get HIV from him.
- Hi, Is my sentence proper?
- He was kept in a cell with a criminal prisoner who had HIV.
- He had to walk with the bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of criminal man, to get HIV from him.
- eg He was kept in a cell with a prisoner who had HIV.
- He had to walk in bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of this criminal, and risk getting HIV from him.
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Hi,
Is my sentence proper?
He was kept in a cell with a criminal prisoner who had HIV. He had to walk with the bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of criminal man, to get HIV from him.
eg He was kept in a cell with a prisoner who had HIV. He had to walk in bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of this criminal, and risk getting
Is my sentence proper?
He was kept in a cell with a criminal prisoner who had HIV. He had to walk with the bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of criminal man, to get HIV from him.
eg He was kept in a cell with a prisoner who had HIV. He had to walk in bare feet on a floor covered with the blood of this criminal, and risk getting
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