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Hi,everyone!
I can't tell the detailed difference between the three words"slide slip glide",they are nearly the same!Who can help me?Thankssssssssss!
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Generally, slips are accidental, slides are on smooth surfaces, and glides are airborne. These are not absolutes, however.
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