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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is walking along / between / across / through
Can I say,
The invigilator is walking along / between / across / through the pupils.
The invigilator is walking along / between / across / through the pupils.
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You can say between and through. You may also be able to use the others in different situations (none that I can think of straight away) but in that sentence only between and through would be correct.
- You can say between and through.
- You may also be able to use the others in different situations (none that I can think of straight away) but in that sentence only between and through would be correct.
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You can say between and through. You may also be able to use the others in different situations (none that I can think of straight away) but in that sentence only between and through would be correct.
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