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Hhtt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
beg v. implore v. plead
"John, I implore you , stop now before it's too late."
Can we say instead of the original, retaning the meaning of origninal ?
1) "John, I beg you, stop now before it's too late."
2) "John, I plead you, stop now before it's too late."
Source: Longman
Thank you.
Can we say instead of the original, retaning the meaning of origninal ?
1) "John, I beg you, stop now before it's too late."
2) "John, I plead you, stop now before it's too late."
Source: Longman
Thank you.
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I always use " plead with someone " -- and I think " plead someone" is incorrect. Let's wait for an expert's opinion. Tom
- I always use " plead with someone " -- and I think " plead someone" is incorrect.
- Let's wait for an expert's opinion.
- Tom
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I always use "plead with someone" -- and I think "plead someone" is incorrect.
Let's wait for an expert's opinion.
Tom
Let's wait for an expert's opinion.
Tom
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