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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Can I put something extra?
I know that for some words they can be used in phrases and those phrases can function on its own. My question is whether or not we can put something extra like adjectives to liven up the words like these.
IN PUBLIC
If you say or do something in (open) public.
Is it illegal to smoke in (open) public?
TAKE ON
If you take (straight) on a wrestler in a wrestlling match, you are mostly likely to lose.
IN TANDEM
If something happens in (nice) tandem, ...
IN PUBLIC
If you say or do something in (open) public.
Is it illegal to smoke in (open) public?
TAKE ON
If you take (straight) on a wrestler in a wrestlling match, you are mostly likely to lose.
IN TANDEM
If something happens in (nice) tandem, ...
Top answer
Normally not, if they are idiomatic. I can think of take head on only.
- Normally not, if they are idiomatic.
- I can think of take head on only.
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Normally not, if they are idiomatic. I can think of take head on only.
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