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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Guys,i need some Help plz!
Hi there,can any1 tell me what does 'live down..." in this sentence mean?
she lives down the road from me
thanx.
she lives down the road from me
thanx.
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Down the road is a prepositional phase telling us where she lives . Down/up the road is/are idiomatic for a (usually) short distance along the same road.
- Down the road is a prepositional phase telling us where she lives .
- Down/up the road is/are idiomatic for a (usually) short distance along the same road.
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Down the road is a prepositional phase telling us where she lives. Down/up the road is/are idiomatic for a (usually) short distance along the same road.
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