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Mr. Tom Posted 5 years ago
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A lion's roar carries for ...

Hi

Is the use of carry correct/natural here? It's being used intransitively, right?

  1. A lion's roar carries for up to five miles.
  2. The foul smell carried across the large hall.
  3. The aroma of coffee carried throughout the house.

Thanks,

Tom

  

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Mr. Tom Hi Is the use of carry correct/natural here? It's being used intransitively, right?

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  • Tom Hi Is the use of carry correct/natural here?
  • It's being used intransitively, right?
  • A lion's roar carries for up to five miles.
  • The foul smell carried across the large hall.
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Mr. Tom

Hi

Is the use of carry correct/natural here? It's being used intransitively, right?

  1. A lion's roar carries for up to five miles.
  2. The foul smell carried across the large hall.
  3. The aroma of coffee
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