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Sherinya Posted 10 years ago
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To be run?
I would like to modify the sentence 'grounds are for running' into 'grounds are meant to be run in'.
Is the latter sentence correct?
What I really intend to say is, grounds are meant for running/jogging. How can I say it using 'meant to be'? Please help.
Is the latter sentence correct?
What I really intend to say is, grounds are meant for running/jogging. How can I say it using 'meant to be'? Please help.
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Sherinya How can I say it using 'meant to be'? The grounds are meant to be run upon. ) The grounds are meant to be run on.
- Sherinya How can I say it using 'meant to be'?
- The grounds are meant to be run upon.
- ) The grounds are meant to be run on.
- (less formal) CJ
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Sherinya How can I say it using 'meant to be'?The grounds are meant to be run upon. (It's rather formal sounding, however.)
The grounds are meant to be run on. (less formal)
CJ
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