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grammatical question
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moemendhia
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grammatical question
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hello everyone :
Please I need your help to decide which one is correct :
1-She went walking on moors , or driving to see her parents .
2-She went walking on moors , or drove to see her parents .
3-She went walking on moors or driving to see her parents .
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22 May 2012
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cunliffe
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This is not that easy! They all sound a bit odd. I �d go for No.2, but I would prefer, in the case of repeated action, �she used to... � A better rendition is �She used to go walking on the moors, or she would drive to her parents �. � Parents � meaning to their house.
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22 May 2012
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mariec
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I agree with cunliffe, they just don�t sound right,
She went walking on the moors, and then drove to see her parents.
She either went walking on the moors or drove to see her parents.
Sorry, I�m still confused, |
22 May 2012
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PhilipR
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Agree with above posters.
Without context none of them are correct. |
22 May 2012
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