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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Drives in/through the city
If you want to describe a person driving in the inner-city, would you then write: "She drives in the city" or "She drives through the city"? And can both be used without problems?
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' Anonymous or "She drives through the city"? No.
- ' Anonymous or "She drives through the city"?
- No.
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AnonymousIf you want to describe a person driving in the inner-city, would you then write: "She drives in the city"
Yes, or 'She drives around the city.'
Anonymous or "She drives through the city"?
No.
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