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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Need the right sentence when writing
Which is correct in the below 3 sentences when writing in proper English. Kindly let me know
My dog ran along the road
My dog ran by the road
my dog ran at the road
My dog ran along the road
My dog ran by the road
my dog ran at the road
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None are correct. The first two are natural; the first is the better of these two; the last one is not natural English. My dog ran along the roa d .
- None are correct.
- The first two are natural; the first is the better of these two; the last one is not natural English.
- My dog ran along the roa d .
- My dog ran by the roa d .
- M y dog ran at the roa d .
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None are correct.
The first two are natural; the first is the better of these two; the last one is not natural English.
My dog ran along the road.
My dog ran by the road.
My dog ran at the roa
The first two are natural; the first is the better of these two; the last one is not natural English.
My dog ran along the road.
My dog ran by the road.
My dog ran at the roa
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