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Diego Simão Posted 19 years ago
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What's the difference between "across" and "through"?

0I can perhaps know the difference. Across is used for describing an object moving from one side of a thing to another side on it. Through is used for describing an object moving from one side to another side in it. Is that right?(I searched it in the Internet and the articles told me the difference like this).0-
  

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0 through: going via the inner part, via the body, of something02br
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00 across: is more on the surface of things 0-
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0Is it correct to say 'A river runs through the city of X'?0-
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0The Colorado River runs t01font00hrough02font00 the Grand Canyon and serveral western states. Through- yes02br
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00The Concorde jet could fly01font00 across00 the Atlantic from France00 02font00to New York in less than 3 hours.02br
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Diego SimãoI can perhaps know the difference. Across is used for describing an object moving from one side of a thing to another side on it. Through is used for describing an object moving from one side to another side in it. Is that right?(I searched it in the Internet and the articles told me the difference like this).and i agree with him thanks
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