I would like to make my way through the zombies fighting them.

[tufguy]

I want the zombie thing to become real because I would like to make my way through the zombies fighting them.

Is it correct to say "make my way through the zombies fighting them"?

Is "make my way through zombies" meant "to walk through the crowd of the zombies making way for yourself"?

 

[Tarheel]

Do you want to fight zombies? Is that what you mean to say?

Do you want to really fight zombies or do you just want to do that in your imagination?

 

[jutfrank]

Despite what tufguy says about a zombie breakout becoming real, this is still just imaginary, Tarheel. Fighting zombies is a lot less glamorous in real life than it is in games and films, believe me!

You can use fight one's way through something, tufguy:

I'd like to fight my way through a horde of zombies.

 

[emsr2d2]

I want the zombie thing to become real because I would like to make my way through [STRIKE]the[/STRIKE] a horde/crowd of zombies by fighting them.

Is it correct to say "make my way through the zombies fighting them"? No. See above.

[STRIKE]Is[/STRIKE] Does "make my way through zombies" [STRIKE]meant[/STRIKE] mean "to walk through the crowd of the zombies making way for yourself"?

Note my corrections and comments above.

I know you've been on the forum long enough to know that "Is XXX meant YYY?" is completely incorrect. Repeat after me, at least a hundred times ...

Does XXX mean YYY?

 

[tufguy]

Do you want to fight zombies? Is that what you mean to say?

Do you want to really fight zombies or do you just want to do that in your imagination?

In real :lol:

 

[emsr2d2]

In real life. :lol:

emsr2d2