His move under the rock
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1. His move under the rock was a good choice. That gave him shelter.
----->>> Is this correct and can this mean both (A) His move at a place under the rock. meaning he was already under the rock and (B) His move into the place under the rock, meaning he moved a position into the place under the rock?
2. His walk in the park.
------>>> Can this mean both (A)and (B), as in #1? (A) His walk inside the park and (B) His walk into the park?
3. His walking in the park.
------->>> Can this also mean both (A) and (B) in #2?
Top answer
#1 — I can see only B as reasonable. #2 — I can see only A as reasonable. #3 — I can see only A as reasonable.
- #1 — I can see only B as reasonable.
- #2 — I can see only A as reasonable.
- #3 — I can see only A as reasonable.
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#1 — I can see only B as reasonable.
#2 — I can see only A as reasonable.
#3 — I can see only A as reasonable.
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