Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
up close ; your way
Hi teachers,
What do "up close" and "your way" below mean:?
In two weeks or so, when the snapshots are developed I will send some your way .
I have never seen that animal up close
Can I say like these?:
In two more weeks or so, when the snapshots are developed I will send some his way
I want to watch her up close playing football
I want to watch up close her playing football
Thank you in advance
What do "up close" and "your way" below mean:?
In two weeks or so, when the snapshots are developed I will send some your way .
I have never seen that animal up close
Can I say like these?:
In two more weeks or so, when the snapshots are developed I will send some his way
I want to watch her up close playing football
I want to watch up close her playing football
Thank you in advance
Top answer
"I will send some your way" = "I will send some to you" "up-close" = "at very close range" or "showing a lot of detail"
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"I will send some your way" = "I will send some to you"
"up-close" = "at very close range" or "showing a lot of detail"
"up-close" = "at very close range" or "showing a lot of detail"
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