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| Situation: I was on the subway and was supposed to get off Station 3 but missed it and got off station 4. I want to make a sentence that I kind of got beyond the station I supposedly got off to. I _______ Station 3 and reached Station 4. Thanks! |
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| I missed Station 3 and reached Station 4. |
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| Oh! Other variations? Something like I "exceeded in distance".... |
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| As you weren't driving the train, I would go with 'missed'. |
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| But what if your driving? |
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