Jumping is the same as leaping. Jumping from one boulder to another means there is a gap between the two boulders. Two men attempting to break one man's fall are trying to catch him. Narrowly and barely can be used in place of each other.


Consider the statement "A man jumps from one boulder to another and two men try to catch him as he barely makes it.". Based on this "A man leaps across the gap between two boulders and two other men attempt to break his fall as he narrowly makes it." a true statement? Yes, no, or I don't know?