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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Rolled into a blur/ gone by in a blur 1 question?
Which would you say please?
These past few days rolled into a blur./have gone into a blur/gone by in a blur.
One other question please?
- The stations are wider/further apart on this line than that one. (subway)
Thank you
These past few days rolled into a blur./have gone into a blur/gone by in a blur.
One other question please?
- The stations are wider/further apart on this line than that one. (subway)
Thank you
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1) Either of these is OK, These past few days rolled into a blur. These past few days have gone by in a blur. g.
- 1) Either of these is OK, These past few days rolled into a blur.
- These past few days have gone by in a blur.
- g.
- a wide street.
- It does not refer to distance between two points.
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1) Either of these is OK,
These past few days rolled into a blur.
These past few days have gone by in a blur.
2) "Wide" refers to the dimension of breadth, e.g. a wide street.
It does not refer to distance between two points.
These stations are further apart.....
These past few days rolled into a blur.
These past few days have gone by in a blur.
2) "Wide" refers to the dimension of breadth, e.g. a wide street.
It does not refer to distance between two points.
These stations are further apart.....
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alc24Which would you say please?gone by in a blur.
further apart on this line than on that one.
CJ
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