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16 May
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Move your hands to keep your balance.
Shake your arms to keep your balance.
which one is more natural?
thanks!
Move your hands to keep your balance.
Shake your arms to keep your balance.
which one is more natural?
thanks!
Shake your arms to keep your balance.
which one is more natural?
thanks!
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"Move your arms to keep your balance." Actually sounds most natural! If you have to choose between those sentences two, then "Shake your arms to keep your balance." Is more natural ^^
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