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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Cross / cross over

You should keep some distance between us, and there are many lines you cannot cross (over)!!

There are many lines you cannot cross / cross over. Can I use "over" here without any difference in meaning?

And the whole sentence is natural to you?

Thank you so much as usual and I hope to hear from you.
  

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You will hear both from native speakers. Over is redundant, however.

  • You will hear both from native speakers.
  • Over is redundant, however.
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You will hear both from native speakers. Over is redundant, however.

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