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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Cross street
Is this used like this?
Person 1: Can you take us to broadway?
Cab: What's the cross street called? What cross street do you want to drop you off at?
Person 1: Can you take us to broadway?
Cab: What's the cross street called? What cross street do you want to drop you off at?
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" is correct, but a cabbie would never say it. "
- " is correct, but a cabbie would never say it.
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"What's the cross street?"
"What cross street?"
"What cross street do you want?"
"What's the cross street called?" is correct, but a cabbie would never say it.
(unless you were having a really hard time understanding each other!)
"What cross street do you want me to drop you off at?"
"What cross street?"
"What cross street do you want?"
"What's the cross street called?" is correct, but a cabbie would never say it.
(unless you were having a really hard time understanding each other!)
"What cross street do you want me to drop you off at?"
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