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Default Re: skipping, jumping, hopping

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Originally Posted by Casiopea View Post
Right, they're semantically different in that noun phrase. But how are they different?

videos are accepted
OK I get the hint.. I'll say no more

heres the video;


YouTube - hop, skip and jump
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