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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Don't walk on an old bridge in the dark. You will fall from it.
Don't talk gibberish in the park. You will be called a foolish.
Are the sentences grammatically correct and meaningful?
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anonymous Don't walk on an old bridge in the dark. You will fall from it. OK.
- anonymous Don't walk on an old bridge in the dark.
- You will fall from it.
- OK.
- anonymous Don't talk gibberish in the park.
- You will be called a foolish.
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anonymousDon't walk on an old bridge in the dark. You will fall from it.
OK.
anonymousDon't talk gibberish in the park. You will be called a foolish.
You will be called a fool. "Foolish" is an adjective.
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