Nov. 5, 2020
A Stink Bug
Today, a stink bug came into a room when I was taking a class. I don't like insects and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquid, so I evacuated to another table. However, the stink bug flew around the room, and its buzz was horrible. I couldn't concentrate on the class until the bug disappeared.
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A Stink Bug
Today, a stink bug came into athe room when I was taking a class.
Today, a stink bug came into the room when I was taking a class.
I don't like insects, and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquid, so I evacuated to another table. I don't like insects, and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquid, so I evacuated to another table.
However, the stink bug flew around the room, and its buzz was horrible.
I couldn't concentrate on the class until the bug disappeared.
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We have something similar here in Texas. They're called June bugs. They can emit a smell if you squish them and they buzz *very* loudly. How long did it take for the bug to go away? (Not long, I hope.)
Nov. 6, 2020
It was about 10min. Just thinking about squashing a stink bug makes me shudder :(
A Stink Bug
Today, a stink bug came into athe room when I was taking a class.
Today, a stink bug came into the room when I was taking a class.
I think 'the' should be used here because you are referring to a particular room (the one that you were in), not just any room.
I don't like insects and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquids, so I evacuated to another table. I don't like insects and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquids, so I evacuated to another table.
However, the stink bug flew around the room, and its buzz was horrible.
I couldn't concentrate on the class until the bug disappeared.
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Haha. Yeah, I get super bothered by bugs too.
Good job! Almost perfect.
Nov. 6, 2020
Thank you so much!
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Today, a stink bug came into a room when I was taking a class.
Today, a stink bug came into I think 'the' should be used here because you are referring to a particular room (the one that you were in), not just any room.
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I don't like insects and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquid, so I evacuated to another table. I don't like insects and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquids, so I evacuated to another table. I don't like insects and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquids, so I evacuated to another table. I don't like insects, and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquid, so I evacuated to another table. I don't like insects, and stink bugs occasionally emit smelly liquid, so I evacuated to another table. |
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