Which phrase is correct about parking a car? [on hold]
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1.car is parked on the horse pipe.
2.the driver has stopped on the pipe.
3.the driver has parked on the pipe.
4.the driver has stepped on the pipe.
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1.car is parked on the horse pipe.
2.the driver has stopped on the pipe.
3.the driver has parked on the pipe.
4.the driver has stepped on the pipe.
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I don't think the question contains enough information to be answered. What 'pipe' is being referred to (presumably it should be a hose pipe not horse pipe) and how does it relate to the parking?
– KillingTime
yesterday
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1.car is parked on the horse pipe.
2.the driver has stopped on the pipe.
3.the driver has parked on the pipe.
4.the driver has stepped on the pipe.
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1.car is parked on the horse pipe.
2.the driver has stopped on the pipe.
3.the driver has parked on the pipe.
4.the driver has stepped on the pipe.
grammar
grammar
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Edward JamesEdward James
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asked yesterday
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Edward James is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by FumbleFingers, Jason Bassford, KarlG, Centaurus, Weather Vane yesterday
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I don't think the question contains enough information to be answered. What 'pipe' is being referred to (presumably it should be a hose pipe not horse pipe) and how does it relate to the parking?
– KillingTime
yesterday
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I don't think the question contains enough information to be answered. What 'pipe' is being referred to (presumably it should be a hose pipe not horse pipe) and how does it relate to the parking?
– KillingTime
yesterday
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I don't think the question contains enough information to be answered. What 'pipe' is being referred to (presumably it should be a hose pipe not horse pipe) and how does it relate to the parking?
– KillingTime
yesterday
I don't think the question contains enough information to be answered. What 'pipe' is being referred to (presumably it should be a hose pipe not horse pipe) and how does it relate to the parking?
– KillingTime
yesterday
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I don't think the question contains enough information to be answered. What 'pipe' is being referred to (presumably it should be a hose pipe not horse pipe) and how does it relate to the parking?
– KillingTime
yesterday