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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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You just cross paths now and then
You pass through school-first grade, second grade-there he is, going along with you. You're not friends, you're not enemies. You just cross paths now and then.
Hi,
Is it correct to take "cross paths" in the above as "come across each other?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is it correct to take "cross paths" in the above as "come across each other?" Thanks.
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Exactly. While he is doing one thing and you are doing another -- or maybe even doing the same thing, but without planning to do it with him -- you encounter each other.
- Exactly.
- While he is doing one thing and you are doing another -- or maybe even doing the same thing, but without planning to do it with him -- you encounter each other.
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Exactly. While he is doing one thing and you are doing another -- or maybe even doing the same thing, but without planning to do it with him -- you encounter each other.
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