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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
moving up
Can I say,
When they were moving up, the lift stopped at the fifth floor.
When they were moving up, the lift stopped at the fifth floor.
Top answer
No, it is odd. The lift went up and stopped at the fifth floor.
- No, it is odd.
- The lift went up and stopped at the fifth floor.
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No, it is odd.
The lift went up and stopped at the fifth floor.
No, it is odd.
The lift went up and stopped at the fifth floor.
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... or you might mean:
On the way up, the lift stopped at the fifth floor.
This suggests that the fifth floor was an intermediate stop.
On the way up, the lift stopped at the fifth floor.
This suggests that the fifth floor was an intermediate stop.
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