Deserted
1) I was driving down a lonely road cutting through deserted landscape.
2) I was driving down a deserted road.
- Do the two sentences convey the same? Is the second sentence enough?
- When writing "deserted" do you think of desert landscape? If not, what do you picture?
Top answer
First, consider these two definitions. A deserted road This means a road with no people. A desert road.
- First, consider these two definitions.
- A deserted road This means a road with no people.
- A desert road.
- This means a road that goes through a desert (eg with cacti, sand, no water).
- 1) I was driving down a lonely road cutting through deserted landscape.
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First, consider these two definitions.
A deserted road This means a road with no people.
A desert road. This means a road that goes through a desert (eg with cacti, sand, no water).
1) I was driving down a lonely road cutting through deserted landscape. This tells us there were no people on or near the road. and also no people in the wider landsc
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