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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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to vs at

0We pulled up [to/at] the acheological site.02br
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00The boat pulled up [to/at] the shore.02br
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00Are both preps correct?02br
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02br 02br 00"Pulled up" can be an expression by itself. " It's a little clearer in progressive. " (short time)0-

— Avangi

  • 02br 02br 00"Pulled up" can be an expression by itself.
  • " It's a little clearer in progressive.
  • " (short time)0-
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0I think they're both correct.02br
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00"Pulled up" can be an expression by itself. "The car pulled up." It's like, "The ship pulled out." 02br
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00"01font00A car pulled up02font00 01b01font00at the entrance02font02b00." 01font
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