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Lengthen the road #1 (permalink) Sun May 14, 2006 20:28 pm   Lengthen the road
 

hello again

i would just like to know which one of the following is correct.

thanks in advance
tom

1 they are lengthening the road 20 meters.
2 they are lengthening the road by 20 meters.
TOM
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Lengthen the road #2 (permalink) Sun May 14, 2006 22:24 pm   Lengthen the road
 

Hi Tom

I'd prefer sentence 2: They are lengthening the road by 20 meters.


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