Today's practise.
1. I stormed in to work then I stormed into someone there
2. I colored in the worksheet.
3. I dash in to work and then dashed into someone
4. I sucked my belly in when putting that shirt on and pull it off to give it back.
5. breath in and hold in a few secs.
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Today's practise.
1. I stormed in to work then I stormed into someone there.(Stormed is not a word I would use unless I was in a bad mood. The sentence does make sense though.)
2. I filled in the worksheet. (just a guess but a worksheet usually contains numbers or information of some kind)
3. I dashed in to work and then dashed into someone. (hurried or moved quickly.)
4. I sucked my belly in when putting that shirt on and pulled it off to give it back.
5. breath in and hold in for a few secs.
Sometimes we use words to describe how we do something, it creates an image in the readers mind.
he was so angry, he stormed about the place waving and yelling, he was so embarrassing.
I was running late for my appointment, I dashed to my car and in my rush I forgot my keys.
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1. I stormed in to work then I stormed into someone there 2. I colored in the worksheet. 3. I dash in to work and then dashed into someone 4. I sucked my belly in when putting that shirt on and pull it off to give it back. 5. breath in and hold in a few secs.
I would say you cannot dash into someone. You can dash in to work but then you might "bump" into someone.
And it's BREATHE with an E at the end
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