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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Along

A. I was walking along singing to myself. Vs. I was walking forward singing to myself. Do they mean the same?
B. Why don't you come along with me? Vs. Why don't you come with me? Do they mean the same?
C. The book is coming along nicely. Vs. The book is coming even nicely. Do they mean the same?

Please help. Thanks.
  

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A: Only the first one is good English. B: They are synonymous. C: Only the first one is good English.

— Mister Micawber

  • A: Only the first one is good English.
  • B: They are synonymous.
  • C: Only the first one is good English.
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A: Only the first one is good English.
B: They are synonymous.
C: Only the first one is good English.
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