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Christine Christie Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
In passing
Consider the following sentence:
"The two only knew each other in passing."
Does this mean the same as the following?
"The two only knew each other by sight."
(If so, which expression is better?)
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Top answer
" They did not know each other very well. They had only met a couple of times very briefly.
- " They did not know each other very well.
- They had only met a couple of times very briefly.
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Christine Christie"The two only knew each other in passing."
They did not know each other very well. They had only met a couple of times very briefly.
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