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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Does "do" here mean "urge"?

Context:

Beyonce, Aniston do PSA calling for end to gun violence

Lorena Blas, USA TODAY10:05a.m. EST December 22, 2012

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to do a PSA = to do a public service announcement = [to perform in / to appear in / to speak in] a public service announcement. A public service announcement is like a television advertisement, but its purpose is to inform the public rather than to sell products. do a PSA becomes simply do PSA because articles are frequently omitted in headlines.

— CalifJim

  • to do a PSA = to do a public service announcement = [to perform in / to appear in / to speak in] a public service announcement.
  • A public service announcement is like a television advertisement, but its purpose is to inform the public rather than to sell products.
  • do a PSA becomes simply do PSA because articles are frequently omitted in headlines.
  • (No.
  • ) CJ
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to do a PSA = to do a public service announcement
= [to perform in / to appear in / to speak in] a public service announcement.

A public service announcement is like a television advertisement, but its purpose is to inform the public rather than to sell products.

do a PSA becomes simply do PSA because articles are frequently omitted in headlines.

(No.
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