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Sebayanpendam Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

further

hi,

how would one say to the other about how far a person has to go further in a place?

for example,

1) You have to go further deeper in the jungle to find the waterfall. is it correct?

and

What does junction really mean?

Can we say, "You drive into the junction on your left."\

thanks
  

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" "Into" is the preferred preposition here. You must go deeper into the jungle. You must go much further to find the waterfall.

— Avangi

  • " "Into" is the preferred preposition here.
  • You must go deeper into the jungle.
  • You must go much further to find the waterfall.
  • A junction is where two pathways join.
  • If they only cross, there must be access between the two.
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Choose "further" OR "deeper." "Into" is the preferred preposition here. You must go deeper into the jungle. You must go much further to find the waterfall.

A junction is where two pathways join. If they only cross, there must be access between the two. A bridge may cross over the top of a highway, and not constitute a junction. The confluence of two streams or rivers would b
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