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Persian Learner Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Idle.
Hi,
Would you see a difference in meaning between the following two?
They idled along the river.
They idled along by the river.
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The first has them in a boat, and the second, on land. But the first can mean on land if that scene has been set.
- The first has them in a boat, and the second, on land.
- But the first can mean on land if that scene has been set.
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The first has them in a boat, and the second, on land. But the first can mean on land if that scene has been set.
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