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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Follow or watch
would one say
"I follow this tv show every week" as opposed to "I watch this tv show every week"
Follow meaning you watch it every week and you don't miss an episode.
thank you
"I follow this tv show every week" as opposed to "I watch this tv show every week"
Follow meaning you watch it every week and you don't miss an episode.
thank you
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I would say: " I follow this tv show " = " I watch this tv show every week ". 'Follow' really means 'watch regularly'.
- I would say: " I follow this tv show " = " I watch this tv show every week ".
- 'Follow' really means 'watch regularly'.
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I would say:
"I follow this tv show" = "I watch this tv show every week".
'Follow' really means 'watch regularly'.
"I follow this tv show" = "I watch this tv show every week".
'Follow' really means 'watch regularly'.
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