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Tai Kim Yi Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Uphill and downhill

Hi!


If I want to make a gentle reminder to the elderly that they will go uphill and downhill before reaching the lake, is the following sentence correct?

- There is a trail going uphill and downhill before you reach the lake.

I want to emphasize the trail is a bit difficult, is there any phrase describing a trail going ‘up’ and ‘down’?


Many thanks,

K

  

Top answer

The trail is rather steep in spots. This walk involves moderately large changes in elevation. The terrain around the lake is somewhat hilly.

— Anonymous

  • The trail is rather steep in spots.
  • This walk involves moderately large changes in elevation.
  • The terrain around the lake is somewhat hilly.
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The trail is rather steep in spots.

This walk involves moderately large changes in elevation.

The terrain around the lake is somewhat hilly.

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