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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Through/into the nearest door
As she could hear the men coming back out into the hallway, she dived/ducked through/into the nearest door.
1) Are both "dived" and "ducked" natural here?
2) Should it be "through" or "into"?
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say doorway , not door . A doorway is the hole that the door sits in. she dived/ducked through/into the nearest doorway.
- say doorway , not door .
- A doorway is the hole that the door sits in.
- she dived/ducked through/into the nearest doorway.
- These are all OK.
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say doorway, not door. A doorway is the hole that the door sits in.
she dived/ducked through/into the nearest doorway. These are all OK.
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