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Hly2004 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
a simple question
Here's the last bus.Let's___
A get it on
B get on it.
Which one is correct?
My choice is A, since it is a pronoun.
My friend said the "on" of "get on " is a preposition, so no matter it's "it" or "the bus", either should be placed after on. I'm a little confused.
A get it on
B get on it.
Which one is correct?
My choice is A, since it is a pronoun.
My friend said the "on" of "get on " is a preposition, so no matter it's "it" or "the bus", either should be placed after on. I'm a little confused.
Top answer
Let's___ A get it on B get on it. My choice is A, since it is a pronoun. Your friend is right.
- Let's___ A get it on B get on it.
- My choice is A, since it is a pronoun.
- Your friend is right.
- Option B.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Here's the last bus.Let's___
A get it on
B get on it.
My choice is A, since it is a pronoun.
Your friend is right. Option B.
Best wishes, Clive
Here's the last bus.Let's___
A get it on
B get on it.
My choice is A, since it is a pronoun.
Your friend is right. Option B.
Best wishes, Clive
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Moreover, "let's get it on" can be interpreted as a slightly old-fashioned invitation to hanky-panky.
Very uncomfortable, on a bus.
MrP
Very uncomfortable, on a bus.
MrP
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Yea, make sure you don't make a mistake and say option A around people you might of just met who know English (unless they really do want to have *** with you on a bus)
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