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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
turn aside from???
Is there a phrase "turn aside from?" If yes, does the following sound rihgt? Thanks.
I turn aside from the street to let someone pass because he is in a hurry.
I turn aside from the street to let someone pass because he is in a hurry.
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You're in your car? "
- You're in your car?
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You're in your car? Then you could say:
"I pull to the side of the street to let someone pass (or "overtake") because..."
Or if you take another street:
"I take the next turning to let someone pass because..."
"I pull to the side of the street to let someone pass (or "overtake") because..."
Or if you take another street:
"I take the next turning to let someone pass because..."
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