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17 out 2021
- Coreano
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InglĂȘs (EUA)
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Hi, can I ask you if the following sentences sound natural? đ
(1)
A: Where is the post office?
B: Itâs up ahead. Just keep walking.
(2)
A: Where is the post office?
B: Itâs up ahead. Just walk on.
Hi, can I ask you if the following sentences sound natural? đ
(1)
A: Where is the post office?
B: Itâs up ahead. Just keep walking.
(2)
A: Where is the post office?
B: Itâs up ahead. Just walk on.
(1)
A: Where is the post office?
B: Itâs up ahead. Just keep walking.
(2)
A: Where is the post office?
B: Itâs up ahead. Just walk on.
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- InglĂȘs (EUA)
The first one is correct and it makes the most sense
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- InglĂȘs (EUA)
The first one is correct and it makes the most sense
- Coreano
@breakthroughxxmomo I see! Thank you very much for your answer! Is there any other way to use âwalk onâ or âgo onâ? đ
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
@lller go on can be used a lot more then in walking or running context, you can use it like if you wanna go on the swings or go on break it just means youâre going to do something
- Coreano
@breakthroughxxmomo I see! Yes, also I know I can use it to mean âcontinueâ or âgo aheadâ. But is there any situation where I can say âwalk onâ? đ
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
@lller Iâm from eastern America (if you donât know where that is itâs every state on the right side of Lake Michigan and down) and for us saying walk on is considered weird itâs more southern
- Coreano
@breakthroughxxmomo Oh, I see! Hm, that sounds interesting. Actually I find it interesting that English varies according to the region. Thatâs one of the charms of the English language! đ
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
@lller yeah I hope this helped, which type of English do you want to learn? Itâs ok if you donât have one in particular
- Coreano
@breakthroughxxmomo Haha, I donât have any preference for a specific English. As long as it sounds natural to any native speaker, I am pretty much okay with it. Your answer was really helpful and I appreciate it! đ
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