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Navitasan Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
On fast walk
Are these correct:
1) We went there on rapid walk.
2) You won't get there in time on dignified walk.
In general, is there any expression that has the structure: 'on adjective walk'?
Gratefully,
Navi
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navitasan Are these correct: 1) We went there on rapid walk. 2) You won't get there in time on dignified walk. No.
- navitasan Are these correct: 1) We went there on rapid walk.
- 2) You won't get there in time on dignified walk.
- No.
- navitasan In general, is there any expression that has the structure: 'on adjective walk'?
- I can't think of one.
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navitasanAre these correct:
1) We went there on rapid walk.
2) You won't get there in time on dignified walk.
No.
navitasanIn general, is there any expression that has the structure: 'on adjective walk'?
I can't think of one. Grammatically we would normally expect "walk" to have an article or other determin
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