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Some parts are not clearly expressed. Need to work on the ending.
1. froze in my tracks
2. she said, clearly offended.
1. said under my breathe
2. why are you stopping?
3. distintively
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9 comments:
3 distinctively
Yup for #3. How about 1 and 2?
1. said under my breath
2. "Why are you stopping?"
1. said under my breath.
2. "Why did you stop?"
1. said under my breath
2. why did you stop?
forgotten to type 1. and 2.
1.said under my breath
2."Why are you stopping?"
3.distinctively
1.said under my breath
2."Why are you stopping?"
3.distinctively
1. said under my breath
2. "Why are you stopping?"
3. distinctively
-HuiXin
1. said under my breath
2. "Why are you stopping?"
3. distinctively
- Cassandra Lim
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