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Abil Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
half by lunch and half by bus
C (name of a place) is two and a half hours journey - half by lunch and half by bus - from B (another place name).
Does the sentence make clear that I have to take lunch and bus to reach C from B? Alternative improved suggestions are also welcome. Thanks
Does the sentence make clear that I have to take lunch and bus to reach C from B? Alternative improved suggestions are also welcome. Thanks
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A launch is a boat. A lunch is a meal. It's fine.
- A launch is a boat.
- A lunch is a meal.
- It's fine.
- "
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A launch is a boat. A lunch is a meal.
It's fine. I understand it as "First I must travel over an hour by boat, then I have another hour-plus by bus to reach my destination."
It's fine. I understand it as "First I must travel over an hour by boat, then I have another hour-plus by bus to reach my destination."
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