You don't really need 'and make us fall'. Drop the 'or articles' and then it's OK if you are referring to things that are actually on the floor at the time of speaking. Otherwise, drop the initial 'The'.
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#1 04-Oct-2016, 10:10The things on the floor.
"The things or articles that are lying on the floor can trip us and make us fall."
Please check.
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#2 04-Oct-2016, 10:36Re: The things on the floor.
Last edited by Rover_KE; 04-Oct-2016 at 13:14.
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#3 04-Oct-2016, 11:35Re: The things on the floor.
Try keeping it very simple...
"Things on the floor can trip us and make us fall".
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#4 04-Oct-2016, 11:37Re: The things on the floor.
Or "We might trip over things left on the floor".
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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