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Do they mean the same thing?
1. A new road connected the village to the schools in the south.
2. A new road connected the village with the schools in the south.
3. A new road connected the village in the north and the schools in the south.
4. A new road linked the village to the schools in the south.
5. A new road linked the village in the north and the schools in the south.Is it right?
1) A track surrounds the hotel. This track also connects to the pier in the south.
Oct 4, 2016 8:15 AM
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The sentences sound pretty much the same to me.The last sentence is also correct if you mean a small path, and not a road (track- usually means a small foot path which is not suitable for cars).
October 4, 2016
