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Navitasan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Two feet from him
Can one use:
1) I moved close, two feet from him.
2) I moved closer, two feet from him.
instead of:
3) I moved close, until I was two feet from him.
4) I moved closer, until I was two feet from him.
respectively?
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) I moved close, two feet from him.
2) I moved closer, two feet from him.
instead of:
3) I moved close, until I was two feet from him.
4) I moved closer, until I was two feet from him.
respectively?
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
Those are all OK.
- Those are all OK.
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Thank you very much, Clive, for all your replies.
How about:
1) I moved close, two feet away from him.
2) I moved closer, two feet away from him.
instead of:
I moved close/closer until I wa
How about:
1) I moved close, two feet away from him.
2) I moved closer, two feet away from him.
instead of:
I moved close/closer until I wa
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OK.
You could also say
1) I moved close, just two feet away from him.
2) I moved closer, just two feet away from him.
You could also say
1) I moved close, just two feet away from him.
2) I moved closer, just two feet away from him.
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