An adult may wade where a child would drown. “The water, in this parable, didn’t look like it would be over their own adult heads.” (I don’t know if Eliezer added that after you brought this up.) (And “heads” should be singular. The class are children, and there is one hypothetical adult.)
An adult may wade where a child would drown. “The water, in this parable, didn’t look like it would be over their own adult heads.” (I don’t know if Eliezer added that after you brought this up.) (And “heads” should be singular. The class are children, and there is one hypothetical adult.)