1 She went in to kiss him when he yawned/when he was yawning. 2 When she went in to kiss him, he was yawning/he yawned. Which would you say, are both oK?
3 I might/may live in a bad distrinct but at least I live on my own.
4 Surviver is a show on which contests are on an island to test their limits and only one will be the last standing. (is LImits the word?)
Thanks
Top answer
1 She went in to kiss him when he yawned/when he was yawning. Kind of strange. It sounds like she is trying to kiss a man in the middle of a yawn.
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1 She went in to kiss him when he yawned/when he was yawning.
Kind of strange.
It sounds like she is trying to kiss a man in the middle of a yawn.
2 When she went in to kiss him, he was yawning/he yawned.
Better.
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