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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

zigzag = weave

Is zigzag correct and natural in this sentence?
Do you say in and out of traffic or around traffic?

Natalie can weave/zigzag in and out of traffic easily on her scooter.
Natalie can weave around traffic easily on her scooter.

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'Weave' and 'zigzag' are both OK. I'd say 'through traffic'. Clive

— Clive

  • 'Weave' and 'zigzag' are both OK.
  • I'd say 'through traffic'.
  • Clive
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'Weave' and 'zigzag' are both OK.
I'd say 'through traffic'.

Clive
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