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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Crawl...
What does it mean to say " crawl close to the ground"
And is "close" in this sentence an adjective?
What does it mean to say "Crawl low under smoke"
And is "close" in this sentence an adjective?
What does it mean to say "Crawl low under smoke"
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It's an adverb. Smoke rises, so in case of a fire, one should get down on the floor/ground and crawl (scoot one's body in a horizontal position).
- It's an adverb.
- Smoke rises, so in case of a fire, one should get down on the floor/ground and crawl (scoot one's body in a horizontal position).
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It's an adverb. Smoke rises, so in case of a fire, one should get down on the floor/ground and crawl (scoot one's body in a horizontal position).
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Jumanah"Crawl low under smoke"Is "low" in this sentence an adverb?Yes.
The sentence needs a little fixing-up.
When escaping from a burning building, crawl low under the smoke.
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