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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

drifting at/ to / over / on / in the sea

Can I say,

The boat is drifting out to sea.

The boat is drifting at/ to / over / on / in the sea.

The boat is drifting the sea.
  

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We did this before, Vincent, some months ago-- don't you remember? Use these: The boat is drifting out to sea. The boat is drifting over / on the sea.

  • We did this before, Vincent, some months ago-- don't you remember?
  • Use these: The boat is drifting out to sea.
  • The boat is drifting over / on the sea.
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We did this before, Vincent, some months ago-- don't you remember? Use these:

The boat is drifting out to sea.

The boat is drifting over / on the sea.

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