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HUBLOT Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Get something to someone's door
Hi teachers,
With distribution facilities in both the UK and USA, and with accounts with all major shipping companies, we can get products to your door quickly, cheaply and effectively no matter where in the World you are based!
http://www.mlsports.com/distribution/our-network.html
Does "get something to someone's door" mean "to deliver something to someone's house"?
With distribution facilities in both the UK and USA, and with accounts with all major shipping companies, we can get products to your door quickly, cheaply and effectively no matter where in the World you are based!
http://www.mlsports.com/distribution/our-network.html
Does "get something to someone's door" mean "to deliver something to someone's house"?
Top answer
Yes.
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