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Mackygood Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

drive

This invention has made freeways and roads safer and easier to drive after dark.

Is this sentence correct or do I have to use "drive along" ?

Thanks ,

Mack
  

Top answer

It's a little sloppy without along or on , so it's best to include the preposition. You will hear this sort of thing without the preposition, however. People are sometimes a little sloppy.

— CalifJim

  • It's a little sloppy without along or on , so it's best to include the preposition.
  • You will hear this sort of thing without the preposition, however.
  • People are sometimes a little sloppy.
  • CJ
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It's a little sloppy without along or on, so it's best to include the preposition. You will hear this sort of thing without the preposition, however. People are sometimes a little sloppy.
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