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Tinanam0102 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Walk down, across, along

Hi teachers,

A bridge is across a river.

1. If you walk across the bridge, does that mean you walk like you are walking across the street?

2. Does that mean the same as walk along the bridge and walk down the bridge to reach the other side of the bridge?

3. A B C D E

F G H I J

K L M N O

P Q R S T

3a. Does "the other side of the bridge" mean PQRST?

3b. What would you call EJOT?

3c. If you are in FGHIJ, would you say in the front of the bridge?

3d. If you're driving down the middle of the bridge, does that mean CHMR?

3e. Do you also say "the other end of the bridge"?

Thank you very much

TN

  

Top answer

tinanam0102 A bridge is across a river. 1. If you walk across the bridge, does that mean you walk like you are walking across the street?

— Mister Micawber

  • tinanam0102 A bridge is across a river.
  • 1.
  • If you walk across the bridge, does that mean you walk like you are walking across the street?
  • No.
  • tinanam0102 2.
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tinanam0102A bridge is across a river. 1. If you walk across the bridge, does that mean you walk like you are walking across the street?

No.

tinanam01022. Does that mean the same as walk along the bridge and walk down the bridge to reach the other side of the bridge?

'Walk along', yes; 'walk down', no.

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