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Good effort put in although there are some missing loops.
1. concidentally
2. The woman was wearing lots of jewelleries and the clothes were branded, even her handbag.
3. I heavied a sigh of relief when the man suddenly attacked the policemen.
4. leaded
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-the woman must be very rich as her clothing and accessories were branded.
-the writer should not be relieved when someone was attacked.
-leaded should be led.
1. coincidentally
1. coincidentally
3. I was astonished when the man suddenly attacked the policemen.
4. led
-The spelling of the concidentally is spelled wrongly. Should be coincidentally.
-the writer should be shocked to witness the sight of the man hitting the policeman instead of heaving a sigh of relif.
-the past tense of lead should be led instead of leaded.
1.coincidentally
2.The woman was wearing lots of jewelleries, and her clothes and handbags were branded.
3.I gasped when the man suddenly attack the police.
4.led (i think)
1. coincidentally
2. The woman was wearing branded clothes and accessories
3. I shocked when the man suddenly attacked the policemen.
4. led
-(Spelling mistake for concidently) it should be coincidently.
-The woman was wearing lots of jewelleries and the clothes that she wore were branded, even her handbag was.
-When I finally could heave a sigh of relief, the man suddenly attacked the policemen.
-(past tense of lead) it should be led.
- (Spelling mistake) it should be spelled as coincidentally.
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