along vs throughout
is it the same "along" than throughout?
ex: they were walking slowly along the road last night
they were walking slowly throughout the road last night
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they were walking slowly along the road last night is the correct way to say it. The second sentence is incorrect.
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For native speakers, "along' gives a sense of location. They walked along the side of the road. Throughout gives a sense of duration: They walked throughout the night.
If you wanted to combine the two: They walked slowly along the road throughout the night.
"Last" would be omitted since by context it is understood.
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