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Hasibul Alam Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
I don’t understand the use of the following phrase
“It might have stopped this snowball from picking up speed”
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picking up (acquiring) speed (unvectored velocity) To pick up speed is to go faster, to accelerate.
- picking up (acquiring) speed (unvectored velocity) To pick up speed is to go faster, to accelerate.
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picking up (acquiring) speed (unvectored velocity)
To pick up speed is to go faster, to accelerate.
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