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'walk in single file' sv 'walk in solitary file'



 
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'walk in single file' sv 'walk in solitary file' #1 (permalink) Sun Aug 31, 2008 21:32 pm   'walk in single file' sv 'walk in solitary file'
 

Synonyms Lesson, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #110 "Synonyms for alone and lonesome", question 5

As the path was very narrow and dangerous, the guide told them they should walk in ......... file.

(a) alone
(b) solitary
(c) single
(d) detached

Synonyms Lesson, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #110 "Synonyms for alone and lonesome", answer 5

As the path was very narrow and dangerous, the guide told them they should walk in single file.

Correct answer: (c) single

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As the path was very narrow and dangerous, the guide told them they should walk in solitary file.
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'walk in single file' sv 'walk in solitary file' #2 (permalink) Sun Aug 31, 2008 21:36 pm   'walk in single file' sv 'walk in solitary file'
 

Hi Manuel,

You need the expression 'single file', which means one person behind the other because the path is not wide enough for two people to walk side by side - it is too narrow.

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