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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
in / to the open sea
Is there a natural way to say:
He went fishing in / to / at / in the middle of the open sea.
He went fishing in / to / at / in the middle of the open sea.
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Well, the middle of the open sea is probably too far for him to sail, but this would be natural: He went fishing in the open sea.
- Well, the middle of the open sea is probably too far for him to sail, but this would be natural: He went fishing in the open sea.
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Well, the middle of the open sea is probably too far for him to sail, but this would be natural:
He went fishing in the open sea.
Well, the middle of the open sea is probably too far for him to sail, but this would be natural:
He went fishing in the open sea.
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I would choose "in":
- He went fishing in (the middle of) the open sea.
EDIT:
Oops, MM was faster.
- He went fishing in (the middle of) the open sea.
EDIT:
Oops, MM was faster.
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