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ΔΩΣΤΕ ΑΠΑΝΤΗΣΕΙΣ - English
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- zeinab9720
March 2020
ΔΩΣΤΕ ΑΠΑΝΤΗΣΕΙΣ
 | nickcernekaMarch 2020 Just a feeling, but I like ...face went red... and ...sky turned very dark...Both are probably correct, but I don't like the sound of the sky went very dark. Personal preference I guess. |
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zeinab9720March 2020 Aha,thanks alot♡
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 | BlueSethMarch 2020 went is like informal, turn red looks like formal. |
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zeinab9720March 2020 Ahan,in my collocation book the verb "went"was chosen for both sentences and i asked here to see how important such combinations can be in eyes of native speakers of English.Thanks a lot ♡
Phil926March 2020 either one could be used reasonably but "turned" is probably the better word to use for both. Or you could use the word "became" for either one, but "turned" is still probably better.