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Adonis1013 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Went over the rock?
Hello,
I read the following sentence in a novel. Could you tell me the meaning of went over the rock ? Also the rock means a small stone or big one in the context. Thank you very much.
I saw a rock in fornt of us. We went over the rock. The sled flew into te air. I fell off and bumped on the ground.
I read the following sentence in a novel. Could you tell me the meaning of went over the rock ? Also the rock means a small stone or big one in the context. Thank you very much.
I saw a rock in fornt of us. We went over the rock. The sled flew into te air. I fell off and bumped on the ground.
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went over the rock = moved, traveled, or passed above or along the upper surface of the rock CJ
- went over the rock = moved, traveled, or passed above or along the upper surface of the rock CJ
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went over the rock = moved, traveled, or passed above or along the upper surface of the rock
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Dear Adonis
In English, a rock can be quite small or very large. If a rock makes a sled crash, it may be 20 or 30 centimetres wide
If a rock crashes into the earth from space, it might be a mile wide
A small stone that has a round shape - from the sea, say - is called a pebble
A large rock - maybe two or three metres wide - is sometimes called a boulder
In English, a rock can be quite small or very large. If a rock makes a sled crash, it may be 20 or 30 centimetres wide
If a rock crashes into the earth from space, it might be a mile wide
A small stone that has a round shape - from the sea, say - is called a pebble
A large rock - maybe two or three metres wide - is sometimes called a boulder
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