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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Rolled off with

Here's a sentence I've written:

Greg gave Phil the finger then rolled off with Simon.

And here's a question:

If Simon is in a wheelchair and Greg, who's pushing the wheelchair, walks away from Phil with Simon - is it perfectly okay to write "rolled off with Simon"? Or should I go with "walked off with Simon"?

  

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anonymous is it perfectly okay to write "rolled off with Simon"? Yes.

— Anonymous

  • anonymous is it perfectly okay to write "rolled off with Simon"?
  • Yes.
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anonymousis it perfectly okay to write "rolled off with Simon"?

Yes.

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