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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
down/along/across
difference between :
down the road,
along the road,
across the road,
down the road,
along the road,
across the road,
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You've already asked this: Difference between along and across . Down the road is just another way to say along the road. It can also mean 'at a location a short distance away on this road (the shop is just down the road).
- You've already asked this: Difference between along and across .
- Down the road is just another way to say along the road.
- It can also mean 'at a location a short distance away on this road (the shop is just down the road).
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You've already asked this: Difference between along and across.
Down the road is just another way to say along the road. It can also mean 'at a location a short distance away on this road (the shop is just down the road).
Down the road is just another way to say along the road. It can also mean 'at a location a short distance away on this road (the shop is just down the road).
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Nona The BritYou've already asked this: Difference between along and across.
Down the road is just another way to say along the road. It can also mean 'at a location a short distance away on this road (the shop is just down the road).
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