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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Drew to/came to
Do both these sentence mean the same:
a) "As Fashion Week drew to a close, I stayed close to my Lowell Hotel room."
b) "As Fashion Week came to a close, I stayed close to my Lowell Hotel room."
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No. The week was drawing to a close for two or three days before it actually came to a close at the end of the last day.
- No.
- The week was drawing to a close for two or three days before it actually came to a close at the end of the last day.
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No.
The week was drawing to a close for two or three days before it actually came to a close at the end of the last day.
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