All the way along
driving test
-----------------
A: What do I have to know to pass my driving test?
B: Well, you need to know about parallel parking.
A: Parallel parking?
B: Let me explain. I've drawn a road.
A: Two lines?
B: Yes but I've drawn two parallel lines.
A: Oh, so, that's what parallel means, side by side.
B: Yes, and the same distance apart all the way along.
Now, this is the curb.
A: The curb?
B: The edge of the sidewalk.
------------------------------------
What does "all the way along" mean in this sentence?
Thank you
Top answer
rezaenglish What does "all the way along" mean in this sentence? " For their entire length. From one end to the other.
- rezaenglish What does "all the way along" mean in this sentence?
- " For their entire length.
- From one end to the other.
- Interestingly, I was unable to find this exact definition anywhere, but it is not at all unusual.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
rezaenglishWhat does "all the way along" mean in this sentence?
"All the way along (the two lines)." For their entire length. From one end to the other.
Interestingly, I was unable to find this exact definition anywhere, but it is not at all unusual.
0
Related Questions