Question

2714 2 She stood up, walked to John, and asked him what he was doing. She stood up, walked [[ ]] to John, and asked him what he was doing. over When you go towards someone and stop in front of them, you go up to, over to or across to them (NOT to or near to ): 'One of the Japanese students walked slowly up to me and, with a huge smile, handed me a rose.'

Accepted Answer

to ✗ She stood up, walked over to John, and asked him what he was doing. She stood up, walked [[over]] to John, and asked him what he was doing. _ | over

Idx	2714
Keyword	to
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	She stood up, walked to John, and asked him what he was doing.
Correct Sentence	She stood up, walked over to John, and asked him what he was doing.
Cloze Error Sentence	She stood up, walked [[ ]] to John, and asked him what he was doing.
Cloze Sentence	She stood up, walked [[over]] to John, and asked him what he was doing.
Cloze Answer	over
Choices	_ \| over
Explanation	When you go towards someone and stop in front of them, you go up to, over to or across to them (NOT to or near to ): 'One of the Japanese students walked slowly up to me and, with a huge smile, handed me a rose.'

Walked Stood John Asked Stop Front Japanese Students