Lead down
Again it's a movie subtitle
You're the one what killed those men, by leading them down the wrong path.
Now here I don't understand why speaker added "down" what if he didn't add "down" would the meaning be different?
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Liton Das I don't understand why speaker added "down" "lead (someone)" with "path" must have a preposition in between. lead them along the path lead them up the path lead them down the path lead them the path is meaningless. The verb 'lead' works like other verbs that relate to one person taking a second person from one place to another.
- Liton Das I don't understand why speaker added "down" "lead (someone)" with "path" must have a preposition in between.
- lead them along the path lead them up the path lead them down the path lead them the path is meaningless.
- The verb 'lead' works like other verbs that relate to one person taking a second person from one place to another.
- (accompany, escort, guide) Paul escorted Mary to the prom.
- Professor Lakoff guided the tourists through the forest.
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Liton DasI don't understand why speaker added "down"
"lead (someone)" with "path" must have a preposition in between.
lead them along the path
lead them up the path
lead them down the path
lead them the path is meaningless.
The verb 'lead' works like other verbs that relate to one person taking a second
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