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I had a lesson in driving this morning. It was a car simulation lesson. The lesson was really great; I can run at any speed without being afraid of causing any accidents :D
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Driving course
I had a lesson in driving lesson this morning.
I had a driving lesson this morning.
The original is correct, but it is a literary/old-fashioned wording
It was a car simulation lesson.
The lesson was really great;
I can rungo at any speed without being afraid of causing any accidents :D
I can go at any speed without being afraid of causing any accidents :D
If you say "I can run" it sounds like you're running on foot :P
You can say "I ran the car" but usually this is accompanied with direction, distance, or time.
"I ran the car into a ditch."
"I ran the car for a few minutes." (This is implicitly talking about running (idling) the engine, but not actually moving)
"I ran the car for miles." (Drove for a long distance, has a feeling of pushing the car to its limits)
Omg, "run" has so many definitions...
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I had a lesson in driving this morning.
I had a The original is correct, but it is a literary/old-fashioned wording |
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It was a car simulation lesson. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The lesson was really great; This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I can run at any speed without being afraid of causing any accidents :D
I can If you say "I can run" it sounds like you're running on foot :P You can say "I ran the car" but usually this is accompanied with direction, distance, or time. "I ran the car into a ditch." "I ran the car for a few minutes." (This is implicitly talking about running (idling) the engine, but not actually moving) "I ran the car for miles." (Drove for a long distance, has a feeling of pushing the car to its limits) Omg, "run" has so many definitions... |
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