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Alex+ Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
take the underpass vs go through the underpass
0 When I was in Scotland I heard 'take the underpass'. Is it the same as 'go through the underpass'? 02 br
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0 I would take them to mean the same: 01 i 00 Take the road that goes under the [bridge / other road / overpass / ... ] 02 i 00 . 02 br 02 br 00 CJ 0-
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0 I would take them to mean the same: 01 i 00 Take the road that goes under the [bridge / other road / overpass / ... ] 02 i 00 . 02 br
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0 Hi CJ! 02 br
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00 If I talk about a footpath / subway (Br), not a road, is it OK to say "take the underpass" instead of "go through the underpass"? 0-
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00 If I talk about a footpath / subway (Br), not a road, is it OK to say "take the underpass" instead of "go through the underpass"? 0-
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