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Photon Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Drive across/through

(1) Eric drove across a grassy field.

(2) Eric drove through a grassy field.

(3) Kent drove across several towns.

(4) Kent drove through several towns.

Question: Which are correct?

  

Top answer

All those are possible, but (3) seems fairly unusual.

— GPY

  • All those are possible, but (3) seems fairly unusual.
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All those are possible, but (3) seems fairly unusual.

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