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An Jiyoung Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

acrossing, across, or crossing

Acrosssing under the Grand Bridge on a wooden ferryboat

Is the above expression correct?
I question about cross and across usage on the sentence.
I was taught that across is used by preposition or adverb on the sentence.
so I think that using 'acrossing' is not correct.

Crossing under the Grand Bridge on a wooden ferryboat

Which is correct? Could anyone help about it?
  

Top answer

I think that using 'acrossing' is not correct. You are right. 'acrossing' is not correct.

— CalifJim

  • I think that using 'acrossing' is not correct.
  • You are right.
  • 'acrossing' is not correct.
  • CJ
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I think that using 'acrossing' is not correct.
You are right. 'acrossing' is not correct.

CJ
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Thank you for your answer.

Then.. Crossing under the Grand bridge on the wooden ferryboat

is it correct?
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An JiyoungThank you for your answer.

Then.. at

is it correct?

Cross -is a verb, Across is an adverb.

He crossed the street against the red light (Jaywalking)

He waved at me across the street.

<<Crossing under the Grand bridge on the woo
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