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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Would you mind checking the sentences?
A: I unleashed a dog after him.
B: I tried to unleash him from getting into a fight with others.
C: He has just been unleashed from the jail.
D: I went to the jail to unleash my brother.
Any correction?
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Only the first sentence uses "unleash" correctly. A: I unleashed a dog after him. B: I tried to unleash prevent him from getting into a fight with others.
- Only the first sentence uses "unleash" correctly.
- A: I unleashed a dog after him.
- B: I tried to unleash prevent him from getting into a fight with others.
- C: He has just been unleashed released from the jail.
- D: I went to the jail to unleash bail my brother out .
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Only the first sentence uses "unleash" correctly.
A: I unleashed a dog after him.
B: I tried to unleash prevent him from getting into a fight with others.
C: He has just been unleashed released from the jail.
D: I went to the jail to unleash
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