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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
walked on / at / beside / by / near the seashore
Can I say,
She walked on / at / beside / by / near the seashore.
She walked on / at / beside / by / near the seashore.
Top answer
They all could be used. on - very near the water at - general location beside - in the general location by - close to near - close to You most likely would use on or along most often.
- They all could be used.
- on - very near the water at - general location beside - in the general location by - close to near - close to You most likely would use on or along most often.
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They all could be used.
on - very near the water
at - general location
beside - in the general location
by - close to
near - close to
You most likely would use on or along most often.
on - very near the water
at - general location
beside - in the general location
by - close to
near - close to
You most likely would use on or along most often.
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