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Onelook Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Come in to the wall

Put cameras on the border and film the people coming in to the wall.


It doesn't sound right... should it be "approaching the wall"? How do you say that with the verb come?

  

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eg Put cameras on the border and film the people approaching the wall. eg Put cameras on the border and film the people coming towards the wall.

— Clive

  • eg Put cameras on the border and film the people approaching the wall.
  • eg Put cameras on the border and film the people coming towards the wall.
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eg Put cameras on the border and film the people approaching the wall.

eg Put cameras on the border and film the people coming towards the wall.

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You can also come up to a wall.

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