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Photon Posted 6 years ago
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At/from a (great/considerable) distance
(1) I saw him at a distance.
(2) I saw him at a great distance.
(3) I saw him at a considerable distance.
(4) I saw him from a distance.
(5) I saw him from a great distance.
(6) I saw him from a considerable distance.
Which is correct?
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They're all OK. "at ... distance" ~ He was located far away from me.
- They're all OK.
- "at ...
- distance" ~ He was located far away from me.
- "from ...
- distance" ~ I was located far away from him.
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They're all OK.
"at ... distance" ~ He was located far away from me.
"from ... distance" ~ I was located far away from him.
It's really the same thing, but just with a slightly different emphasis.
CJ
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