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Hey everyone!
My cat leaped (my old dictionary says it's pronounced 'lept' and spelt leap-ed, but there is also a modern spelling 'leapt' that mimics this pronunciation) out of the window yesterday. I was seeking searching for him a long wile near/around my home for a long while/time (re-order the time and place phrases), but i didn't find him. A few hours later I printed stickers and I go went to put the stickers up on the notice board. And When i go was putting up the stickers, my cat ran to me.
Happy Ending :)
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Hey everyone!
My cat leaped out of the window yesterday. I was seeking him for a long time near my home. But i did not find him. A few hours later I printed stikers and I went to put up stikers on the notice board. And when i put up the stikers, my cat came back to me.
Happy End :)
Thank you for reading this :)
Hey everyone!
My cat leaped out of the window yesterday. I've been looking for him for a long time near my home. However, I have not found him. A few hours later I printed stickers and then went to put up the stickers on the notice board. When I put up the stikers, my cat ran to me.
Happy End :)
Thank you for reading this :)
Hope this helps Denis! Keep up the good work.
My cat leaped out of the window yeserday. I was searghing for him around my home for a long time. But i didn't find him. A few hours later i printed stickers and i went to put the stickers up on the notice board. When was putting up the stickers, my cat run to me.
Thank you for reading this :)
Hey everyone!
My cat leapt (leapt is definitely correct in native English - particularly in the more informal or spoken style of speech or writing) out of the window yesterday. I searched for him for a long time in the area around my home, but I couldn't find him (too many tense errors to explain there unfortunately). A few hours later I printed some posters (or, notices) and went to put them up on the (a? which notice board in particular? 'the' if you're talking about a specific one, 'a' if it's one you found by chance, for example) notice board. As soon as I put the posters up, my cat ran up to me!
A happy ending. :)
Thank you for reading this :)
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