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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
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Walk closer
Are these both correct:
1) I was walking on the sidewalk and there was this fellow who was walking in the same direction. I decided to walk closer to him so that maybe I could start a conversation with him. so I reduced the distance between us. Now we were almost walking shoulder to shoulder.
2) The animal was sitting there staring at me. I decided to walk closer to it because it looked harmless. I realized that I had made a mistake when it hissed.
'Walk closer' has been used with different meanings in the two texts.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) I was walking on the sidewalk and there was this fellow who was walking in the same direction. I decided to walk closer to him so that maybe I could start a conversation with him. so I reduced the distance between us. Now we were almost walking shoulder to shoulder.
2) The animal was sitting there staring at me. I decided to walk closer to it because it looked harmless. I realized that I had made a mistake when it hissed.
'Walk closer' has been used with different meanings in the two texts.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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