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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
bend down vs bend over
0 What do you call this action, bend down or bend over? 02 br
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00 What's the difference between the two phrasal verbs? 02 br
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0 Hello N2G, 02 br
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00 I would use "bend down" for the Scotsman, as it implies a movement towards the ground (often to retrieve or investigate something). 02 br
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00 For the first picture, I would also use "bend down", e.g. "he bent down to go through the small door"; but I think opinions might differ in this case. 02 br
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00 "Bend ove
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00 I would use "bend down" for the Scotsman, as it implies a movement towards the ground (often to retrieve or investigate something). 02 br
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00 For the first picture, I would also use "bend down", e.g. "he bent down to go through the small door"; but I think opinions might differ in this case. 02 br
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00 "Bend ove
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