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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
rowing to / towards
Can I say,
They are rowing to/towards the sea.
They are rowing the boat on / in / across / at the sea.
They are rowing to/towards the sea.
They are rowing the boat on / in / across / at the sea.
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Vincent, to me, if you row a boat, you must be on the sea so I can't see a point in saying rowing towards the sea.
- Vincent, to me, if you row a boat, you must be on the sea so I can't see a point in saying rowing towards the sea.
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Vincent, to me, if you row a boat, you must be on the sea so I can't see a point in saying rowing towards the sea.
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