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Vincent Teo  +  512410 Sun, 11 May 08 12:56 PM

Can I say,

(a) The crow flew in the kitchen and picked the ring up. It flew away from the kitchen.

(b) The crow flew in the kitchen and picked the ring up. It flew away fast.

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Mister Micawber  +  512417 Sun, 11 May 08 01:15 PM
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(a) The crow flew into the kitchen and picked the ring up. Then it flew away.

(b) The crow flew into the kitchen and picked the ring up. Then it flew away fast.

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