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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

What goes in the blanks?

Toddlers were along with their toy cars using the wall as their tracks.

The toddlers __ the toy car __ the wall.

How would you say the above?

Is this natural or just grammatical?

Toddlers were along with their toy cars using the wall as their tracks.

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Anonymous The toddlers _ the toy car _ the wall. The toddlers [raced / pushed] the toy car [against / along] the wall. Anonymous Is this natural or just grammatical?

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  • Anonymous The toddlers _ the toy car _ the wall.
  • The toddlers [raced / pushed] the toy car [against / along] the wall.
  • Anonymous Is this natural or just grammatical?
  • Toddlers were along with their toy cars using the wall as their tracks.
  • It's only minimally grammatical.
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AnonymousThe toddlers _ the toy car _ the wall.
The toddlers [raced / pushed] the toy car [against / along] the wall.
AnonymousIs this natural or just grammatical? Toddlers were along with their toy cars using the wall as their tracks.
It's only minimally grammatical. Most native speakers would not know exactl
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AnonymousToddlers were along with their toy cars using the wall as their tracks.
This doesn't make proper sense. I'm guessing that you may mean this:

The toddlers ran their toy cars along the top of the wall.

I'm not certain about the "top of" part.
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