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Does this sound natural?
We took turns observing what was happening in the fish tank.
Does this sound natural?
We took turns observing what was happening in the fish tank.
We took turns observing what was happening in the fish tank.
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Hi! Sorry for giving you just a one-word answer, but yes. It sounds pretty natural to me.
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Hi! Sorry for giving you just a one-word answer, but yes. It sounds pretty natural to me.
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