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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Blow up a balloon
What is the meaning of "blowing up" a balloon ?
Does it mean "to inflate a balloon" or does it mean "to burst a balloon" ?
Can we say "blow a balloon" ?
Does it mean "to inflate a balloon" or does it mean "to burst a balloon" ?
Can we say "blow a balloon" ?
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Blow up = inflate when it comes to balloons. You pop a balloon when you burst it. )
- Blow up = inflate when it comes to balloons.
- You pop a balloon when you burst it.
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Blow up = inflate when it comes to balloons.
You pop a balloon when you burst it.
(I guess if you filled it with hydrgen and then applied a match, you could "blow it up" but that's not usually what is meant.)
You pop a balloon when you burst it.
(I guess if you filled it with hydrgen and then applied a match, you could "blow it up" but that's not usually what is meant.)
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