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- 10-Mar-2011, 22:39 #1
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go over / across the bridge Hello,
I'm wondering if we go over or across the bridge. It seems to me either works. There is no difference, is it?
I'd appreciate your help.
Thank you.Last edited by Verona_82; 14-Mar-2011 at 21:36.
- 11-Mar-2011, 00:45 #2
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Teacher Re: go over / across the bridge You're right - there's no difference, except that the former is used rather more than the latter.
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