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Talse Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
About meaning of word ''pass''
Can I use the word ''pass'' to mean word ''go''
For instance;
_This morning I was sitting on a bank in the park and I saw John jogging, he passed by my side, and didn't notice me._
For instance;
_This morning I was sitting on a bank in the park and I saw John jogging, he passed by my side, and didn't notice me._
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talse Can I use the word pass to mean word go move past or go by This morning I was sitting on bank in the park and I saw John jogging. He passed by me but didn't notice me.
- talse Can I use the word pass to mean word go move past or go by This morning I was sitting on bank in the park and I saw John jogging.
- He passed by me but didn't notice me.
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talseCan I use the word pass to mean word go
move past or go by
This morning I was sitting on bank in the park and I saw John jogging. He passed by me but didn't notice me.
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So, according to your reply;
He past by me
He passed by me
He went by me
He moved by me
They are ok.
What about using ''by my side'' instead of ''by me''
He past by me
He passed by me
He went by me
He moved by me
They are ok.
What about using ''by my side'' instead of ''by me''
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He passed by me alone sounds natural to me.
talseWhat about using by my side instead of by me'By my side' sounds redundant.
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