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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

'In his hand' or 'at hand'?

Which expression in the parenthesis should I use?

With marijuana (in his hand, at hand), he walked home and got some sleep.

Another question: Is walked properly used in the sentence? If not, what word can I substitute for it? Please help me. Thank you.
  

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My attempt: * With marijuana in his hand * walked is OK, but you may want to add something like this for effect: With maijuana in his hand, Frank walked as carefully as he could. Tom

— Mr. Tom

  • My attempt: * With marijuana in his hand * walked is OK, but you may want to add something like this for effect: With maijuana in his hand, Frank walked as carefully as he could.
  • Tom
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My attempt:

* With marijuana in his hand

* walked is OK, but you may want to add something like this for effect:

With maijuana in his hand, Frank walked as carefully as he could.

Tom
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Is saying With marijuana in his hand, he walked home as carefully as he could also effective?
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Assuming it is illegal, wouldn't he carry it in his pocket?
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