0
Ann225 Posted 7 years ago
WRITE DESCRIPTION HERE
Grammar
Rippled glass, lumber along
Hi,
1) When a door has a glass panel that isn’t made of clear glass, is it called ‘rippled glass’? It distorts everything you see through the glass.
WRITE DESCRIPTION HERE
2) “We lumbered along the cobblestones with our heavy wheelie suitcases.”
Could ‘lumber along’ be used when we walked in a clumsy way because of the suitcases?
Thank you.
Top answer
Ann225 1) When a door has a glass panel that isn’t made of clear glass, is it called ‘rippled glass’? Yes. Ann225 Could ‘lumber along’ be used when we walked in a clumsy way because of the suitcases?
- Ann225 1) When a door has a glass panel that isn’t made of clear glass, is it called ‘rippled glass’?
- Yes.
- Ann225 Could ‘lumber along’ be used when we walked in a clumsy way because of the suitcases?
- Yes.
- In a clumsy and labored way.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Ann2251) When a door has a glass panel that isn’t made of clear glass, is it called ‘rippled glass’?
Yes.
Ann225Could ‘lumber along’ be used when we walked in a clumsy way because of the suitcases?
Yes. In a clumsy and labored way.
CJ
0
Related Questions