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Leonz91 Posted 11 years ago
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"Let's go get a beer."
Is this sentence correct? Is it possible to have two verbs in a sentence?
Is this sentence correct? Is it possible to have two verbs in a sentence?
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It is correct in informal English as an abbreviated form of "Let's go and get a beer". To me, in the UK, the abbreviated pattern "go + verb" seems somewhat American.
- It is correct in informal English as an abbreviated form of "Let's go and get a beer".
- To me, in the UK, the abbreviated pattern "go + verb" seems somewhat American.
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It is correct in informal English as an abbreviated form of "Let's go and get a beer".
To me, in the UK, the abbreviated pattern "go + verb" seems somewhat American.
To me, in the UK, the abbreviated pattern "go + verb" seems somewhat American.
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