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The plane bucked sharply. There was chaos in the cabin. The fuselage was now spiraling. For john, the world had turned upside down.
1. Surely the whole plane was spiralling towards the ground, not just the fuselage?
2. You haven't capitalised the man's name.
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The plane bucked sharply. There was chaos in the cabin. The Boeing 747 was now spiraling downward. For John, the world had turned upside down.
His world can't just be upside down if it's spiraling. It's upside down, right-side up, and sideways.
Give it another try!
cbDo I mention all of them?
I don't know. It's up to you. I'm just saying upside down dosn't really describe the situation.
The plane bucked sharply. There was chaos in the cabin. The Boeing 747 was now spiraling downward. For John, the world had turned upside down, right-side up, and sideways. His luggage was getting flung about.
Keep trying, and we'll keep telling you what we think.Charlie, how would you describe inside a falling airplane? I mean the chaos inside the cabin.
Keep trying, and we'll keep telling you what we think.
Okay. What about this?
The plane bucked sharply. There was chaos in the cabin. The Boeing 747 was now spiraling downward. Everything and everyone was getting flung about. John was catapulted in the air and slammed into the cabin wall. He could see his blood drenching the seat's tray. He could see his luggage bashing into the aisle-floor. Gravity was now his enemy. Gravity would destroy him.
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The plane bucked sharply. There was chaos in the cabin. The Boeing 747 was [STRIKE]now[/STRIKE] spiraling downward. Everything and everyone was getting flung about. John was catapulted in the air and slammed into the cabin wall. He could see his blood [STRIKE]dripping[/STRIKE] in the air. He could see his luggage floating, [STRIKE]as if it was[/STRIKE] weightless.
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