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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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walked /on the earth
Mammoths walked the earth 4.8 million years ago and died out during the last Ice Age.
Mammoths walked on the earth 4.8 milliion years ago and died out during the last Ice Age.
Do both of the above two sound right? If yes, are there subtle nuances?
Mammoths walked on the earth 4.8 milliion years ago and died out during the last Ice Age.
Do both of the above two sound right? If yes, are there subtle nuances?
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"Something walked the earth" is a pretty standard phrase, but there's no difference if you use "the."
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Grammar Geek"Something walked the earth" is a pretty standard phrase, but there's no difference if you use "the."Thanks, GG.
But do you mean that "if you use "on the earth?"
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