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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Does "have run up" mean "have encountered"?
Context:
France
Pickpockets are very active on the rail link from Charles de Gaulle Airport to central Paris and Metro Line 1. They may try to distract their target by making a disturbance, asking questions, or asking someone to sign a petition or take a survey.
In the Pigalle area, unsuspecting tourists have run up exorbitant bar bills and been forced to pay before being permitted to leave.
France
Pickpockets are very active on the rail link from Charles de Gaulle Airport to central Paris and Metro Line 1. They may try to distract their target by making a disturbance, asking questions, or asking someone to sign a petition or take a survey.
In the Pigalle area, unsuspecting tourists have run up exorbitant bar bills and been forced to pay before being permitted to leave.
Top answer
No. They have created huge bills by spending quickly and unwisely. Clive
- No.
- They have created huge bills by spending quickly and unwisely.
- Clive
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No. They have created huge bills by spending quickly and unwisely.
Clive
Clive
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