Ajdrian Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Walk round to, go round to
what does these phrases mean ?
walk round to
go round to
"I walked round to the window in the side"
i can't take in it.
walk round to
go round to
"I walked round to the window in the side"
i can't take in it.
Top answer
Hi, If you walk , you walk. If you go , maybe you walk, maybe you run, maybe you drive, etc. Clive
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Hi,
If you walk, you walk.
If you go, maybe you walk, maybe you run, maybe you drive, etc.
Clive
If you walk, you walk.
If you go, maybe you walk, maybe you run, maybe you drive, etc.
Clive
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ajdrian"I walked round to the window in the side"It sounds like there was some kind of fairly large structure - a building with windows.
In particular, there was a window in the side of the building.
You could not see the window from where you were, so you had to walk as if in a circle around the building until you came to the side where you coul
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So I could say for example :
1. She had wanted to get into the house through the front door but was closed, at this point she walked round to the back door in the other side
did I grasp it ?
1. She had wanted to get into the house through the front door but was closed, at this point she walked round to the back door in the other side
did I grasp it ?
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Hi,
Yes.
Here are a few other small edits.
She wanted to get into the house through the front door but it was locked. At this point she walked round to the back door.
Clive
Yes.
Here are a few other small edits.
She wanted to get into the house through the front door but it was locked. At this point she walked round to the back door.
Clive
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