CEFR A1

along

preposition, adverb

Meaning

Moving in a constant direction on or in a particular place or space.

Examples

We walked along the riverbank, enjoying the sunset.
She drove along the highway for hours.

Synonyms: forward, beside, past, accompany

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along (A1)

preposition, adverb

Pronunciation: /əˈlɔŋ/

Definition

Moving in a constant direction on or in a particular place or space.

Examples

We walked along the riverbank, enjoying the sunset.
She drove along the highway for hours.

How to Use along

along with (prepositional phrase): Together with; in addition to. — "She brought her brother along with her to the event."
along the way (idiom): During the course of a journey or process. — "We learned a lot of valuable lessons along the way."
get along (phrasal verb): To have a friendly relationship with someone. — "Do you get along well with your colleagues?"
come along (phrasal verb): To make progress or develop. — "How is your new book coming along?"

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