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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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as they went (along)
Is it correct to say - as they went along - or - as they went -
I read this on the internet.
Over 1000 crewmembers were needed to make these movies; The Director was flamboyant and demanding; They had all kinds of problems because the scriptwriters wrote the script as they went along; Although they had huge budgets, many things were cut back due to budget constraints.
As a word of warning, the film was shot with a teeny budget and they wrote the script as they went - so it's very stream-of-consciousness in places.
THANKS
I read this on the internet.
Over 1000 crewmembers were needed to make these movies; The Director was flamboyant and demanding; They had all kinds of problems because the scriptwriters wrote the script as they went along; Although they had huge budgets, many things were cut back due to budget constraints.
As a word of warning, the film was shot with a teeny budget and they wrote the script as they went - so it's very stream-of-consciousness in places.
THANKS
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Anonymous Is it correct to say - as they went along - or - as they went - The idiom is as one goes along , meaning to improvise . He forgot his lines, so he made up the story as he went along.
- Anonymous Is it correct to say - as they went along - or - as they went - The idiom is as one goes along , meaning to improvise .
- He forgot his lines, so he made up the story as he went along.
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AnonymousIs it correct to say - as they went along - or - as they went -The idiom is as one goes along, meaning to improvise.
He forgot his lines, so he made up the story as he went along.
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