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Use tripped in a sentence. 1  She tripped a step as we turned the corner, and came closer to my side. [ 2 9]. 3  With these words she shut her fan so abruptly, that it snapped loudly, and tripped on.se tripped in a sentence. 1  She tripped a step as we turned the corner, and came closer to my side. [ 2 9]. 3  With these words she shut her fan so abruptly, that it snapped loudly, and tripped on.
In joining these two sentences into a single compound sentence with independent clauses, and would be the likely choice: I couldn't swim well, and I couldn't run fast. Or would not make sense except in a few unusual contexts. Note that if you chose to express the same ideas in a simple sentence, you would use or: