My uncle came to see us ___ the way from Singapore.a) on b) in c) by d) all
I chose "c", is it right? Thank you!
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You can use A or D, depending on exactly what you're trying to say;
"My uncle came to see us all the way from Singapore." Means he lives in Singapore and he came to see you.
"My uncle came to see us on the way from Singapore." Means he was on his way home from Singapore but he stopped to see you before going home.
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D (all) is probably the one you are looking for. I think A technically could be correct but I think there are better ways of saying that a different way.
D would be the answer if you're trying to emphasize the distance he travelled.
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no !!! the answer is D
My uncle came to see us __all_ the way from Singapore
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a)
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Why are non-native speakers answering this question? The tense is irrelevant!
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