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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

swerving drunk

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When you are drunk, you swere? not driving straight?

The police pulled him over for swerving.

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Usually when a driver swerves, it is to avoid hitting something, such as a dog which runs out in the street in front of him. If a driver weaves in and out of traffic, changing lanes erratically, then the police might stop him. "

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  • Usually when a driver swerves, it is to avoid hitting something, such as a dog which runs out in the street in front of him.
  • If a driver weaves in and out of traffic, changing lanes erratically, then the police might stop him.
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Usually when a driver swerves, it is to avoid hitting something, such as a dog which runs out in the street in front of him.

If a driver weaves in and out of traffic, changing lanes erratically, then the police might stop him.
The verb "swerve" could be used, but the one I usually hear is "weave."
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