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A guy is driving and pulls up to a street in a big city to pick up his friend who stands waiting for him. The friend is smoking a cigarette while doing so. How can I describe this? It should be described from the guy in the car's perspective. And should be something like this:
He pulled up to a sidewalk/in a street where his friend stood waiting, smoking a cigarette.
I don't even know if "pulled up" is the correct term. Or if you say "pulled up to a sidewalk" or "pulled up in a street" or something else. Please help me out. I appreciate it.
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You might say, for example: He spotted his friend standing on a side street smoking a cigarette and pulled up to the curb to pick him up.
- You might say, for example: He spotted his friend standing on a side street smoking a cigarette and pulled up to the curb to pick him up.
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You might say, for example:
He spotted his friend standing on a side street smoking a cigarette and pulled up to the curb to pick him up.
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