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Messier42 Posted 11 years ago
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Do these two sentences make sense?
We have to load these parts to the truck today, but it's raining heavily. Do you still want to "push through" it?
Does the sentence make sense? I used push though as "work though it with difficulties.
I met random people. They kind of sprung up to me here and there.
Does the sentence make sense? I used push though as "work though it with difficulties.
I met random people. They kind of sprung up to me here and there.
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messier42 We have to load these parts to the truck today, We have to load these parts in the truck today, messier42 Does the sentence make sense? No.
- messier42 We have to load these parts to the truck today, We have to load these parts in the truck today, messier42 Does the sentence make sense?
- No.
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messier42We have to load these parts to the truck today,We have to load these parts in the truck today,
messier42Does the sentence make sense?No.
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We have to load these parts on / in the truck today, but it's raining heavily.
Do you want to try doing it?
Do you want to try doing it?
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Thank you! Is there any words which has the meaning of " keep on working although there are difficulties"? Let's forge ahead/push ahead this work, are theses good?
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messier42Let's forge ahead/push ahead this workLet's forge ahead/push ahead with this work
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Let's forge ahead.
Let's keep (on) going.
Let's go ahead, anyway.
Let's keep (on) going.
Let's go ahead, anyway.
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