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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Go out of bounds, hang in
Hi,
1) When I have a sweater that looks too big on me, could I say that: “The sweater hangs in loose on me.”?
2) When a car drifts from its lane, can I say that it ‘goes out of bounds’ or ‘beyond the bounds of the road’?
Thank you.
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”? OK (as corrected) Ann225 When a car drifts from its lane, can I say that it ‘goes out of bounds’ or ‘beyond the bounds of the road’? NOT OK The car veered off the road.
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- OK (as corrected) Ann225 When a car drifts from its lane, can I say that it ‘goes out of bounds’ or ‘beyond the bounds of the road’?
- NOT OK The car veered off the road.
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Ann225The sweater hangsinloose on me.”? OK (as corrected)Ann225When a car drifts from its lane, can I say that it ‘goes out of bounds’ or ‘beyond the bounds of the road’? NOT OK
The car veered off the road.
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