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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Get/go/climb beyond its huge, soaring stone walls
No one had ever been able to get beyond its (Troy's) huge, soaring stone walls.
... go/climb beyond its huge and extremely high/tall stone walls.
Hi,
Does the second sound as good as the first and mean about the same? Thanks.
... go/climb beyond its huge and extremely high/tall stone walls.
Hi,
Does the second sound as good as the first and mean about the same? Thanks.
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No, the second does not sound good. 'Get' does not carry the restricted meanings of mode of access that your other words do.
- No, the second does not sound good.
- 'Get' does not carry the restricted meanings of mode of access that your other words do.
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No, the second does not sound good. 'Get' does not carry the restricted meanings of mode of access that your other words do.
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No, the second does not sound good. 'Get' does not carry the restricted meanings of mode of access that your other words do.
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Mister Micawber.Thanks, Mister.
No, the second does not sound good. 'Get' does not carry the restricted meanings of mode of access that your other words do.
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What about the "soaring" part? Is it the same as "extremely high/tall?" Thanks again.
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