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Is this sentence correct:
"I went down King Street, then I turned on Bay Street, and then I walked along until Sunflower Shopping Center."
Note: The names of the locations were made up, and I'm just interested in the verbs and prepositions to be used in this context.
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Christine Christie just interested in the verbs and prepositions turned on Bay Street is fine. along until is not so fine. walked to the shopping center and walked until I reached the shopping center are both OK.
- Christine Christie just interested in the verbs and prepositions turned on Bay Street is fine.
- along until is not so fine.
- walked to the shopping center and walked until I reached the shopping center are both OK.
- To get that idea of walked along , you can say kept walking instead of just walked in the second phrase above.
- And got to can replace reached .
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Christine Christiejust interested in the verbs and prepositions
turned on Bay Street is fine.
along until is not so fine.
walked to the shopping center and walked until I reached the shopping center are both OK.
To get that idea of walked along, you can say kept walking instead of just walked
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