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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"Pass" and "go past"
Hi
Could you please tell me if the following sentences are equally natural and essentially synonymous? (though I understand that "drive past" and "go past" might create different pictures in the reader's mind)
1) I pass your house every day on my way to work.
2) I drive past your house every day on my way to work.
3) I go past your house every day on my way to work.
Thanks,
Tom
Could you please tell me if the following sentences are equally natural and essentially synonymous? (though I understand that "drive past" and "go past" might create different pictures in the reader's mind)
1) I pass your house every day on my way to work.
2) I drive past your house every day on my way to work.
3) I go past your house every day on my way to work.
Thanks,
Tom
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Yes, all natural. #2, as you suggest, means via motor vehicle, where the other two are more general.
- Yes, all natural.
- #2, as you suggest, means via motor vehicle, where the other two are more general.
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Yes, all natural. #2, as you suggest, means via motor vehicle, where the other two are more general.
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