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Tostyle un Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct English?

"She got with that guy and got spoiled."
Or she got with that guy and spoiled."

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The first is acceptable in colloquial speech. The second sounds odd, because spoiled without an object usually means rotted, went bad or became unfit to eat .

— Blue Jay

  • The first is acceptable in colloquial speech.
  • The second sounds odd, because spoiled without an object usually means rotted, went bad or became unfit to eat .
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The first is acceptable in colloquial speech.
The second sounds odd, because spoiled without an object usually means rotted, went bad or became unfit to eat.
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