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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
moving on
I was moving on when the car hit me.
Does the preposition `on' here means `in the straight direction'? [Also, please correct it(this question)]
Does the preposition `on' here means `in the straight direction'? [Also, please correct it(this question)]
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Yes, moving forward.
- Yes, moving forward.
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PaulioYes, moving forward.Thank you Paulio.
I was moving along when the car hit me. (Is this sentence has same meaning as the original?)
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Move along is an informal expression.
Look at this:
Move along there, please!
That doesn't necessarily mean to go forward. You may move aside also. Much depends on the context.
Look at this:
Move along there, please!
That doesn't necessarily mean to go forward. You may move aside also. Much depends on the context.
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