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KaaJee Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
grown or grown to
Which of them is right?
It grown (for e.g.) 2 meters long/high.
Or: It grown to 2 meters long/high.
I want to say that the final length/height that it reaches is 2 meters, not that it grows with 2 meters, for e.g. from 1 to 3 meters.
It grown (for e.g.) 2 meters long/high.
Or: It grown to 2 meters long/high.
I want to say that the final length/height that it reaches is 2 meters, not that it grows with 2 meters, for e.g. from 1 to 3 meters.
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KaaJee Which of them is right? Neither one is correct. The tree has grown 2 meters.
- KaaJee Which of them is right?
- Neither one is correct.
- The tree has grown 2 meters.
- (It was 5 meters high, and now it is 7 meters high) The tree has grown to a height of seven meters.
- )
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KaaJeeWhich of them is right?Neither one is correct.
The tree has grown 2 meters. (It was 5 meters high, and now it is 7 meters high)
The tree has grown to a height of seven meters. (It is 7 meters high.)
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