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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Up ahead

Hi teachers. What is the difference between 'ahead' and 'up ahead'? And which of the two sentences is the better one?

1) The driver fumbles with his GPS and doesn't see the deer (up) ahead.

2) The driver doesn't see the deer (up) ahead as he is fumbling with his GPS.

  

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anonymous What is the difference between 'ahead' and 'up ahead'? There is no difference in meaning in the given context. anonymous And which of the two sentences is the better one?

— CalifJim

  • anonymous What is the difference between 'ahead' and 'up ahead'?
  • There is no difference in meaning in the given context.
  • anonymous And which of the two sentences is the better one?
  • 1) CJ
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anonymousWhat is the difference between 'ahead' and 'up ahead'?

There is no difference in meaning in the given context.

anonymousAnd which of the two sentences is the better one?

1)

CJ

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