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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Catch up

Catch up (with) the bus.

Catch up (in/at/on/with) school.

Catch up (with/on/in/at) your studies.

Catch up (with) you.

What are the answers for the 2nd and 3rd sentences?
  

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Hi. There are two phrasal verbs here; catch up with and catch up on For your examples, I can say 1. with 2.

— Hrsanei

  • Hi.
  • There are two phrasal verbs here; catch up with and catch up on For your examples, I can say 1.
  • with 2.
  • Your sentence is vague to me.
  • You can say catch up on school studies.
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Hi. There are two phrasal verbs here; catch up with and catch up on

For your examples, I can say

1. with

2. Your sentence is vague to me. You can say catch up on school studies.

3. on

4. with

Cheers

Hamid
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