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Maverick88 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Soar
What is\are the correct form(s):
To soar in/down to/above/over the sky
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To soar in/down to/above/over the sky
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' I think those are the appropriate prepositions, Mav. '
- ' I think those are the appropriate prepositions, Mav.
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'The eagle soared lazily across/through/in the summer sky.'
I think those are the appropriate prepositions, Mav. But remember that 'soar' means 'fly slowly in the air', so you often should not need the prepositional phrase of place at all:
'The eagle soared lazily in broad circles until it spotted an inattentive jack rabbit loping through the sagebrush.'
I think those are the appropriate prepositions, Mav. But remember that 'soar' means 'fly slowly in the air', so you often should not need the prepositional phrase of place at all:
'The eagle soared lazily in broad circles until it spotted an inattentive jack rabbit loping through the sagebrush.'
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