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Fatimah0786 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Walk on to/ Walk up to

Is this correct : "I was standing at the bus stop and a foreigner came/walked up to me and asked me something. Seeing that I couldn't make out what he was seeing he walked on to some other person."

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fatimah0786 Is this correct : "I was standing at the bus stop and a foreigner came/walked up to me and asked me something. Both are fine. " The use of "walked on" is OK.

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  • fatimah0786 Is this correct : "I was standing at the bus stop and a foreigner came/walked up to me and asked me something.
  • Both are fine.
  • " The use of "walked on" is OK.
  • I think you mean "saying", not "seeing".
  • A comma after "saying" would improve the readability of the sentence.
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fatimah0786Is this correct : "I was standing at the bus stop and a foreigner came/walked up to me and asked me something.
Both are fine.
fatimah0786Seeing that I couldn't make out what he was seeing he walked on to some other person."
The use of "walked on" is OK. I think you mean "saying", not "seeing". A comma after "
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Thanks for the reply. It was actually a typo,I meant 'saying'.
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