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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
You come to /into
Can I say,
(a) Keep going until you reach a traffic light junction.
(b) Keep going until you come to /into a traffic light junction.
(c) Keep going until you see a traffic light junction.
(d) You will come to / into Petaling street.
(a) Keep going until you reach a traffic light junction.
(b) Keep going until you come to /into a traffic light junction.
(c) Keep going until you see a traffic light junction.
(d) You will come to / into Petaling street.
Top answer
a Correct b to c The sentence is correct, but if the person sees the light from several meters away, he may turn too soon. d to [I've never heard the word 'junction' with traffic lights. ]
- a Correct b to c The sentence is correct, but if the person sees the light from several meters away, he may turn too soon.
- d to [I've never heard the word 'junction' with traffic lights.
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a Correct
b to
c The sentence is correct, but if the person sees the light from several meters away, he may turn too soon.
d to
[I've never heard the word 'junction' with traffic lights. This does not make the sentence wrong, however.]
b to
c The sentence is correct, but if the person sees the light from several meters away, he may turn too soon.
d to
[I've never heard the word 'junction' with traffic lights. This does not make the sentence wrong, however.]
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