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Little Girl Posted 12 years ago
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a step/by a step
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Do you proceed a step or by a step?
Thanks.
Do you proceed a step or by a step?
Thanks.
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It would depend on the context. Here are some examples of usage: I cautiously proceeded down the narrow path a step at a time. I cautiously proceeded down the narrow path one step at a time.
- It would depend on the context.
- Here are some examples of usage: I cautiously proceeded down the narrow path a step at a time.
- I cautiously proceeded down the narrow path one step at a time.
- I heard a sound and stopped.
- Then I cautiously proceeded a step, and then stopped again to listen.
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It would depend on the context. Here are some examples of usage:
I cautiously proceeded down the narrow path a step at a time.
I cautiously proceeded down the narrow path one step at a time.
I heard a sound and stopped. Then I cautiously proceeded a step, and then stopped again to listen.
I listened for any movement, then proceed by a step to the next stair and
I cautiously proceeded down the narrow path a step at a time.
I cautiously proceeded down the narrow path one step at a time.
I heard a sound and stopped. Then I cautiously proceeded a step, and then stopped again to listen.
I listened for any movement, then proceed by a step to the next stair and
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