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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Go across
Can I say,
(a) Go across this road and you will see my house.
(b) Go towards this road and you will see my house.
(a) Go across this road and you will see my house.
(b) Go towards this road and you will see my house.
Top answer
These are both fine. Bear in mind that if you're already on a road, you can't go toward it. But you can go toward its intersection with another road.
- These are both fine.
- Bear in mind that if you're already on a road, you can't go toward it.
- But you can go toward its intersection with another road.
- Best wishes, - A.
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These are both fine.
Bear in mind that if you're already on a road, you can't go toward it. But you can go toward its intersection with another road.
Best wishes, - A.
Bear in mind that if you're already on a road, you can't go toward it. But you can go toward its intersection with another road.
Best wishes, - A.
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