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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Question on 'in a hurry'

Hi teachers,
Someone told me that 'they don't have much time' is a good explanation for the underlined words in the following sentence, 'They are walking really fast because they are in a hurry.
Is there another one?

Thanks in advance
  

Top answer

'They are walking really fast because they are rushed 'They are walking really fast becaus e they need to get to their destination very quickly. 'They are walking really fast becaus e they are late for their appointment.

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  • 'They are walking really fast because they are rushed 'They are walking really fast becaus e they need to get to their destination very quickly.
  • 'They are walking really fast becaus e they are late for their appointment.
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'They are walking really fast because they are rushed

'They are walking really fast because they need to get to their destination very quickly.

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Thinking SpainIs there another one?
Another explanation for why they are in a hurry? Emotion: smile
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They are walking really fast because they are training for the fast-walk race.
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Hi,
Thank you for your replies.
Sorry I should have given the context:Emotion: embarrassed
Julia andher boyfriend are going to the c
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