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Slocawber Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary
Zip-line adventure at an adventure park
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Do you think one can ask a question like the following?
'Have you ever taken a zip-line adventure?'
Thank you.
Do you think one can ask a question like the following?
'Have you ever taken a zip-line adventure?'
Thank you.
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Not really. An "adventure" is a larger event than just a ride on a zip wire. g.
- Not really.
- An "adventure" is a larger event than just a ride on a zip wire.
- g.
- an "adventure" could be a whole day (or more) spent exploring.
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Not really. An "adventure" is a larger event than just a ride on a zip wire. E.g. an "adventure" could be a whole day (or more) spent exploring.
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OK.
And what about the following?
'Have you ever been on a zip line?' - and I mean a way among a number of trees where you move along a rope for fun...
Thank you.
And what about the following?
'Have you ever been on a zip line?' - and I mean a way among a number of trees where you move along a rope for fun...
Thank you.
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slocawber'Have you ever taken a zip-line adventure?'That would mean a week-long (or longer) trip to a country where there are numerous opportunities for these sorts of thrills.
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