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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

From or out of

Which is correct?

The plate slipped out of my hand.

The plate sipped from my hand.

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alc24 Which is correct? The plate slipped out of my hand. [Y] It's clear that your hand completely lost control of the plate.

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  • alc24 Which is correct?
  • The plate slipped out of my hand.
  • [Y] It's clear that your hand completely lost control of the plate.
  • The plate s l ipped from my hand.
  • The meaning is not clear.
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alc24 Which is correct?
The plate slipped out of my hand. [Y] It's clear that your hand completely lost control of the plate.

The plate slipped from my hand. The meaning is not clear. Maybe you partially lost control of the plate.

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c45

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