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About me
along
(EN)
preposition, adverb
preposition “along”
along
moving forward in a line with something
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She walked
along
the riverbank, enjoying the peaceful sound of the flowing water.
located at a specific point of something long
Meet me at the bench
along
the river path.
adverb “along”
along
(more/most)
together; at the same time
As they walked through the park, she hummed a tune and he whistled
along
.
moving onward or forward continuously
Keep walking
along
until you reach the end of the path.
progressing towards a better state or position
Her recovery is moving
along
well after the surgery.
medium
for instance
third
sprung