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Jacky56Lin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Going on the hight isgeat way to exercise. Help me!
Dear Teachers.
Going on the height (or high) is great way to exercise. Help me!
As Above words in blue, if it correct or not? Maybe I misheard.
And what does it mean? It means walking or running or hiking on the…?
Thanks a lot.
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Jacky; It does not make sense the way it is written. Going to the heights - this means to climb to the top of a mountain. That would be some exercise!
- Jacky; It does not make sense the way it is written.
- Going to the heights - this means to climb to the top of a mountain.
- That would be some exercise!
- From the dictionary: Often, heights.
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Jacky;
It does not make sense the way it is written.
Going to the heights - this means to climb to the top of a mountain. That would be some exercise!
From the dictionary:
Often, heights.
a. a high place above a level; a hill or mountain: They stood on the heights overlooking the valley.
b. the highest part; top; apex; summit: In his dreams he reache
It does not make sense the way it is written.
Going to the heights - this means to climb to the top of a mountain. That would be some exercise!
From the dictionary:
Often, heights.
a. a high place above a level; a hill or mountain: They stood on the heights overlooking the valley.
b. the highest part; top; apex; summit: In his dreams he reache
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