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Nina_Nia Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions 3
Hello,
I would be grateful if you checked my sentences.
Across/along/up/down/past/round/through/into
First he runs along/across the trees and through the river. Then he runs across/along the river past the cafe and up the hill. Then he runs down the hill and round the tennis courts. Finally he jumps into the swimming pool.
Thanks
I would be grateful if you checked my sentences.
Across/along/up/down/past/round/through/into
First he runs along/across the trees and through the river. Then he runs across/along the river past the cafe and up the hill. Then he runs down the hill and round the tennis courts. Finally he jumps into the swimming pool.
Thanks
Top answer
along the trees; along the river (unless he actually goes into it); along the river; around the tennis courts
- along the trees; along the river (unless he actually goes into it); along the river; around the tennis courts
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along the trees; along the river (unless he actually goes into it); along the river; around the tennis courts
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Philipalong the trees; along the river (unless he actually goes into it); along the river; around the tennis courts
I don't think that across the trees can be ever possible. Am I right?
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Nina_Nia Philipalong the trees; along the river (unless he actually goes into it); along the river; around the tennis courtsI don't think that across the trees can be ever possible. Am I right?Not unless you're a high-flying Ninja.
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