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Voynich Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Climb vs scramble
Are there any differences between "I climbed up a hill" and "I scrambled up a hill"? Thanks in advance!
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Hi Climbing up a hill may just be walking. To my mind, scrambling up a hill may mean that there are parts of the climb where you need to use hands and feet - you need to use your hands as well, to deal with the gradient Dave
- Hi Climbing up a hill may just be walking.
- To my mind, scrambling up a hill may mean that there are parts of the climb where you need to use hands and feet - you need to use your hands as well, to deal with the gradient Dave
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Hi
Climbing up a hill may just be walking. To my mind, scrambling up a hill may mean that there are parts of the climb where you need to use hands and feet - you need to use your hands as well, to deal with the gradient
Dave
Climbing up a hill may just be walking. To my mind, scrambling up a hill may mean that there are parts of the climb where you need to use hands and feet - you need to use your hands as well, to deal with the gradient
Dave
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