Cliff and ravine

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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I don’t know how to complete a sentence. Could you please help me?

  • She was drunk, drove her car over a cliff on Mulholland drive and ended up somewhere beneath.

The phrase in bold isn’t correct. What would you replace it with? I already know that cliffs often near the side of a sea or ocean.

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If you want to use “ravine” you could say “… and ended up at the bottom of the ravine.”

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Thanks for answering, but can you use another word for ‘ravine’?

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“… ended up halfway down the slope.” “… ended up somewhere beneath the roadway.”

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Thanks Luschen for shedding some light to this.

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You are welcome. By the way, the correct idiom is “shedding some light on this”.

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