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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Scrape the wall/walk along the wall
Which is correct?
or how would you say it?
1 The dog scrapes the wall because he's scared to fall into the pool.
2 The dog walks along (the edge of) the wall as he's scared to fall into the pool.
In the 2nd one, is "the edge of" correct? or can you not say EDGE OF THE WALL?
and can you say number 1? SCATCH
thanks
or how would you say it?
1 The dog scrapes the wall because he's scared to fall into the pool.
2 The dog walks along (the edge of) the wall as he's scared to fall into the pool.
In the 2nd one, is "the edge of" correct? or can you not say EDGE OF THE WALL?
and can you say number 1? SCATCH
thanks
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Hi, Which is correct? or how would you say it? 1 The dog scrapes the wall because he's scared to fall into the pool.
- Hi, Which is correct?
- or how would you say it?
- 1 The dog scrapes the wall because he's scared to fall into the pool.
- 2 The dog walks along (the edge of) the wall as he's scared to fall into the pool.
- In the 2nd one, is "the edge of" correct?
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Hi,
Which is correct?
or how would you say it?
1 The dog scrapes the wall because he's scared to fall into the pool.
2 The dog walks along (the edge of) the wall as he's scared to fall into the pool.
In the 2nd one, is "the edge of" correct? or can you not say EDGE OF THE WALL? It's not really natural.
For a dog, say 'it', unless
Which is correct?
or how would you say it?
1 The dog scrapes the wall because he's scared to fall into the pool.
2 The dog walks along (the edge of) the wall as he's scared to fall into the pool.
In the 2nd one, is "the edge of" correct? or can you not say EDGE OF THE WALL? It's not really natural.
For a dog, say 'it', unless
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alc24 how would you say it?The dog crept cautiously along the pool, anxiously pressing itself back against the surrounding wall for fear of slipping in.
CJ
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