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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Walking/loitering/wandering along house

I was walking/loitering/wandering along your house yesterday and I thought I should stop by and meet come in to meet you, but I got a sudden call from my friend so I had to move past it.

Please correct my sentence.
  

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I was walking past your house yesterday , and I thought I would stop by and see you , but I got a sudden call from my friend , so I didn't/couldn't.

— Mister Micawber

  • I was walking past your house yesterday , and I thought I would stop by and see you , but I got a sudden call from my friend , so I didn't/couldn't.
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I was walking past your house yesterday, and I thought I would stop by and see you, but I got a sudden call from my friend, so I didn't/couldn't.
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Thank you Mister Micawber.

So is it incorrect to say "I was walking along your house/building etc."?
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