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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

with the cart

Hanging about four thousands feet with the cart, I felt dizzy.

Is this sentence OK?

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Hi, Hanging at about four thousand feet with the cart, I felt dizzy. Grammatically, this is now OK. But I don't know if 'cart' is the right word.

— Clive

  • Hi, Hanging at about four thousand feet with the cart, I felt dizzy.
  • Grammatically, this is now OK.
  • But I don't know if 'cart' is the right word.
  • Why is a cart 4,000 feet up in the sky?
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

Hanging at about four thousand feet with the cart, I felt dizzy.

Grammatically, this is now OK. But I don't know if 'cart' is the right word. Why is a cart 4,000 feet up in the sky?

Best wishes, Clive
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Thank you very much Clive Emotion: big smile

I used the wrong word. It is a skyfari.
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Not really sure if that cleared it up. Skyfari = cable car? ski lift?
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Thank you Carl,

You are right. It is a cable car. I was hanging at about four thousand feet in the cable car for a couple of mintues due to a mechanical problem.
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Must have been harrowing!
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