Taken there.

Meaning: This means that the wheat was moved to the mill. It's like saying, The wheat was brought to the mill.

Choice of Words: Taken means to have been moved or transported to a new location. There is used to indicate a location that has already been mentioned. In this case, the sentence is indicating that the wheat was taken to the mill.

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Related Expressions

• He wondered if there were other worlds out there.
• Steps taken bring calm inside.
• We were glad we had taken the walk.
• Bite taken, juice runs down her chin.
• Journey taken growth brought.
• Wheat was taken to the nearby mill.
• Worn-out shoes carry tales of journeys taken.
• Seat taken.
• Seat taken?
• Go there, please.