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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
running down
Hello,
1. He cam running down the path.
2. He cam running the path.
What is difference between the two sentences?
what is meaning of "down the path"?
thanks.
1. He cam running down the path.
2. He cam running the path.
What is difference between the two sentences?
what is meaning of "down the path"?
thanks.
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Hi, My comments are similar to your question about 'up the path'. 'Down the path' is the opposite direction to 'up the path'! Clive
- Hi, My comments are similar to your question about 'up the path'.
- 'Down the path' is the opposite direction to 'up the path'!
- Clive
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Hi,
My comments are similar to your question about 'up the path'.
'Down the path' is the opposite direction to 'up the path'!
Clive
My comments are similar to your question about 'up the path'.
'Down the path' is the opposite direction to 'up the path'!
Clive
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This is the same idea as in your other question. See my answer to that.
"up" is not a very exact term in these sentences. It can mean "to a higher position" or "to a position which is closer".
"down" is its opposite, meaning "to a lower position" or "to a position which is farther away".
CJ
"up" is not a very exact term in these sentences. It can mean "to a higher position" or "to a position which is closer".
"down" is its opposite, meaning "to a lower position" or "to a position which is farther away".
CJ
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