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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
climbing
Do I say,
A lizard is climbing / is climbing on the ceiling.
A lizard is climbing / is climbing on the ceiling.
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To me, climbing implies upward movement. I think crawling is more appropriate if the lizard is on the ceiling rather than on the wall.
- To me, climbing implies upward movement.
- I think crawling is more appropriate if the lizard is on the ceiling rather than on the wall.
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To me, climbing implies upward movement. I think crawling is more appropriate if the lizard is on the ceiling rather than on the wall.
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Thanks,
The answer is:
A lizard is crawling / is crawling on the ceiling.
The answer is:
A lizard is crawling / is crawling on the ceiling.
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