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Pen slide 883 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

I am in your way.

Hi teachers~

I would like to ask a question about IN ONE'S WAY.

A wants to give B a ride because both go in the same direction.

I am wondering which is corect.

A: I can give you a ride.

1. You are in my way.

2. I am in your way.

Or is there a better suggestion for this?

Thanks a lot~~

  

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pen slide 883 A wants to give B a ride because both go in the same direction. "in my way" will not work at all. — Can you give me a ride?

— CalifJim

  • pen slide 883 A wants to give B a ride because both go in the same direction.
  • "in my way" will not work at all.
  • — Can you give me a ride?
  • — Where are you going?
  • — The train station on Gibraltar Street.
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pen slide 883A wants to give B a ride because both go in the same direction.

"in my way" will not work at all.

— Can you give me a ride?
— Where are you going?
— The train station on Gibraltar Street.
— Sorry. It's not on my way. OR Sure. Hop in. It's on my way.

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