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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is 'traffic' only for cars?
Is 'traffic' used on when talking about cars?
How would you say:
Example:
I would like to live on a street with not a lot of people traffic. [a lot of people walk down the street] = calm street.
There isn't a lot of traffic at night at the hotel. [not a lot of people coming and going]
Thank you
How would you say:
Example:
I would like to live on a street with not a lot of people traffic. [a lot of people walk down the street] = calm street.
There isn't a lot of traffic at night at the hotel. [not a lot of people coming and going]
Thank you
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Anonymous Is 'traffic' used only when talking about cars? Unless context makes another meaning clear: There isn't a lot of pedestrian traffic at night at the hotel.
- Anonymous Is 'traffic' used only when talking about cars?
- Unless context makes another meaning clear: There isn't a lot of pedestrian traffic at night at the hotel.
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AnonymousIs 'traffic' used only when talking about cars?Unless context makes another meaning clear:
There isn't a lot of pedestrian traffic at night at the hotel.
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