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Contraposition Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Through, across, or over?

'Actually, the German boy escaped from the house and got to Spain (through/over/cross) France on foot.'Which is the correct preposition? I found three seemingly related example sentences from dictionaries./travelling across Europe//a plane flying low over the town//The line of traffic progressed slowly through the town.//the main road through the town/
  

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contraposition the German boy escaped from the house and got to Spain (through/over/ a cross) France on foot. I'd use 'across' or 'through'. CJ

— CalifJim

  • contraposition the German boy escaped from the house and got to Spain (through/over/ a cross) France on foot.
  • I'd use 'across' or 'through'.
  • CJ
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contrapositionthe German boy escaped from the house and got to Spain (through/over/across) France on foot.
I'd use 'across' or 'through'.

CJ
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