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meaning of the sentence
Hi, what is the meaning of the sentence below?
'He ascended some wooden steps, one of the steps gave way beneath his feet'
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Re: meaning of the sentence

Originally Posted by
marmitelover
Hi, what is the meaning of the sentence below?
'He ascended (to proceed upwards) some wooden steps, one of the steps gave way (collapsed) beneath his feet'
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Re: meaning of the sentence

Originally Posted by
marmitelover
Hi, what is the meaning of the sentence below?
'He ascended some wooden steps, one of the steps gave way beneath his feet'
As written, this is a run-on sentence. Either make it two sentences, or say something like "As he ascended some..."
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Re: meaning of the sentence
Or say 'He ascended some wooden steps, one of which gave way. . . .'
Rover
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