Which word is correct in the sentences?
Which word is correct please?
I finished my homework just as/right when the microwave rang (indicating/letting us know) the food was ready.
I kept building/doing the legos and my little brother kept unbuilding/undoing them.
The backpack straps were too tight/small and I couldn't get the backpack in my back.
Take the backpack off/off of your back/shoulders.
Thanks
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I finished my homework just as the microwave rang indicating (that) the food was ready. I kept putting things together with the legos, and my little brother kept [pulling / taking] them apart. The backpack straps were too short so I couldn't get the backpack on my back.
- I finished my homework just as the microwave rang indicating (that) the food was ready.
- I kept putting things together with the legos, and my little brother kept [pulling / taking] them apart.
- The backpack straps were too short so I couldn't get the backpack on my back.
- Take the backpack off your [back / shoulders].
- CJ
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I finished my homework just as the microwave rang indicating (that) the food was ready.
I kept putting things together with the legos, and my little brother kept [pulling / taking] them apart.
The backpack straps were too short so I couldn't get the backpack on my back.
Take the backpack off your [back / shoulders].
CJ
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