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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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An ambulance in an awful hurry bumps over a curb and slides to a stop at the police barricade.

How is this? Would you change anything about it?

Can I write "at the police barricade" instead of "outside"?

  

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anonymous An ambulance in an awful hurry bumps over a curb and slides to a stop at the police barricade. OK as written. anonymous Can I write "at the police barricade" instead of "outside"?

— CalifJim

  • anonymous An ambulance in an awful hurry bumps over a curb and slides to a stop at the police barricade.
  • OK as written.
  • anonymous Can I write "at the police barricade" instead of "outside"?
  • 'outside' is not part of your sentence, so it can't be replaced by anything.
  • Did you mean it the other way around?
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anonymousAn ambulance in an awful hurry bumps over a curb and slides to a stop at the police barricade.

OK as written.

anonymousCan I write "at the police barricade" instead of "outside"?

'outside' is not part of your sentence, so it can't be replaced by anything. Did you mean it the other way around?

Can I

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