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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
a mile past?
Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me whether my understanding of this sentence correct?
Turn right a mile past the graveyard and you'll see the church.
I think it means when I will turn right, I will see a graveyard and between the graveyard and church, there is a distance of 1 mile.
Or does it mean I will have to walk a mile before I get to the graveyard?
Thanks!
Could you tell me whether my understanding of this sentence correct?
Turn right a mile past the graveyard and you'll see the church.
I think it means when I will turn right, I will see a graveyard and between the graveyard and church, there is a distance of 1 mile.
Or does it mean I will have to walk a mile before I get to the graveyard?
Thanks!
Top answer
I understand it to mean that you travel for a mile beyond the graveyard, then you turn right and you see the church.
- I understand it to mean that you travel for a mile beyond the graveyard, then you turn right and you see the church.
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I understand it to mean that you travel for a mile beyond the graveyard, then you turn right and you see the church.
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Thanks! GPY.
So, is there any other possible meaning than the one you understood?
So, is there any other possible meaning than the one you understood?
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