barrelling down the street

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00You have spelt01i00 barreling02i00 wrong. 01i00 A party/parties02i00 are both OK. The relationship between 01i00barreling02i00 (= hurrying) 01i00cars02i00 and a 01i00party02i00 is unclear.0-

0Would it be better if I add a "because" between the sentences.02br
00I hate it when my neighbors throw a party because cars will be barreling down the street.02br
00I hate it when my neighbors throw a party because cars barrel down the street.02br
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00Also, are both versions natural?0-

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00I don't see the logic that party cars must barrel.0-

0 It's just that the street we live on is very long and wide and there are no speed bumps. I have no idea why they want to speed down the street too but they do. Does it mean that just because my reader and I have different perceptions about the way cars travel down my street, my sentence automatically becomes unnatural? 0-

0How about - 02br
00 Cars will be rolling down the street.0-

0 Thanks, MM and Optilang. 0-

0 Not rolling as it sounds as though there is no driver, the handbrake has slipped off, and a parked car has run away by itself!02br
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00OK, we'll just have to accept that the visitors to the party will drive too fast for you to use 'barreling' 0-

0 OK, we'll just have to accept that the visitors to the party will drive too fast for you to use 'barreling'02br
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00Nona, if I understand this statement, it means barreling is much slower than speeding. 0-

0 Sorry, yes you're right about 01i00rolling down the street.02i02br
00How about - 01i00rolling up (in) the street 02i02br
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00'Oh look who's just rolled up'. 0-

0 Sorry I phrased that badly. I was adding too much meaning from the verbal version I was imagining and it didn't come over in writing.02br
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00OK, we'll just have to accept that the visitors to the party will drive too fast, for you to use 'barreling'02br
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00OK, for you to use barreling, we'll just have to acc