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Redgiant Posted 15 years ago
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The priest come (through) her village irregular
But Beatriz had never made confession before. In her village, the priest came through irregularly, only when his schedule permitted it.
Source: Bel Canto
Would you please tell me if it is wrong or alters the meaning if "came into irregularly" is used instead of "came through irregularly". Thanks
Source: Bel Canto
Would you please tell me if it is wrong or alters the meaning if "came into irregularly" is used instead of "came through irregularly". Thanks
Top answer
No, it is not possible to insert 'into' instead of 'through'.
- No, it is not possible to insert 'into' instead of 'through'.
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No, it is not possible to insert 'into' instead of 'through'.
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Thanks.
Does "through" emphasize that the priest moved from one side to another side of the valley?
Does "through" emphasize that the priest moved from one side to another side of the valley?
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