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Good job! Just a small correction; an extra 's' was used in 'boss.'

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Great try. Your sentence is almost correct but has a couple of minor issues. Let's look at it together: - "wallking" should be corrected to walking. There is one extra 'l' ;) - There should be a comma after "hurt" to improve readability. So the corrected sentence would be: "In spite of his hurt, he kept on walking." Well done!

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I picked out a white gray duck. He got ahead in his project. I looked up our neighbour for his help.

@@S.S.830 We add 'and': I picked out a white and gray duck (if it is both colors). We can also say: I picked out a light gray duck (if it is a pale gray color).

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maybe they use for both of them.

Overall, apart from minor shifts in preference or formality, the listed phrasal verbs are widely understood and used in both American and British English. Great question 👍

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