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User_gary Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Bumps on its way
CHANCE PE DANCE is all set to release in January and no wonder, Ken Ghosh is excited. The film had a few bumps on its way but now that the final product is ready and waiting to reach out to audiences, Ken can look back at the journey with a smile.
Could you please explain to me the meaning of "bump on its way" in this text?
Could you please explain to me the meaning of "bump on its way" in this text?
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= When it was being made/shot. I would say: ... is all set to be released as release is a transitive verb.
- = When it was being made/shot.
- I would say: ...
- is all set to be released as release is a transitive verb.
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= When it was being made/shot. I would say: ... is all set to be released as release is a transitive verb.
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Thanks Cool Breeze
So you mean, a few bump on its way = (few shootings were pending) but now it's complete and the film is ready to set be released.
So you mean, a few bump on its way = (few shootings were pending) but now it's complete and the film is ready to set be released.
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