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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Reach out a foot

If It knocks a stone loose, It will reach out a foot to stop it from falling or making noise.
What does"reach out a foot" mean?
  

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'Reach out a foot' means 'it extended to about 12 inches'.

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  • 'Reach out a foot' means 'it extended to about 12 inches'.
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'Reach out a foot' means 'it extended to about 12 inches'.
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What is "it" in that context?

Maybe it is some kind of mechanical device that can extend out 12 inches to protect passersby below from falling rocks.
Otherwise, if "it" is an animal, it means that it will extend one of its legs and stop the rock with its foot.
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If snow leopard knocks a stone loose, It will reach out a foot...
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If a snow leopard knocks a stone loose, the stone could move as much as 12 inches.
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No,
I'm sorry I mean
If a snow leopard knocks a stone loose, a snow leopard will reach out a foot to stop it from falling ...
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If it knocks a stone loose,...
What does "a stone loose" in this sentence mean?
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The phrasal verb is "knock loose." It means to dislodge, or hit something so that it is no longer secured in place.
Sometimes kids will fall off a bike and knock a tooth loose. They have to go to a dentist.
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I got it.
Thank you very much.
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