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24 January
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She buckled her son's arms and legs on the chair
Is it grammatically correct?
She buckled her son's arms and legs on the chair
Is it grammatically correct?
Is it grammatically correct?
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"She buckled her son's arms and legs to the chair" is more natural
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"She buckled her son's arms and legs to the chair" is more natural
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