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Joseph A Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Down he went

Hello everyone,

1.Could you tell me what the phrases "ran right" and "down he went" mean in the following sentence?

- Pew screamed and, not knowing in which direction to go, ran right under the first horse. Down he went with a terrible cry.

2. Can we rearrange the last sentence to provide the same meaning and concept?as follow:

- He went down with a terrible cry.

Regards

JA

  

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Joseph A "ran right" ran directly, immediately Joseph A "down he went" he fell down Joseph A 2. as follows: - He went down with a terrible cry. Yes.

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  • Joseph A "ran right" ran directly, immediately Joseph A "down he went" he fell down Joseph A 2.
  • as follows: - He went down with a terrible cry.
  • Yes.
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Joseph A "ran right"

ran directly, immediately

Joseph A "down he went"

he fell down

Joseph A2. Can we rearrange the last sentence to provide the same meaning and concept?as follows:- He went down with a terrible cry.

Yes.

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