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Jacklong Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Give to
I came across the sentence below:
"You might give to charity too if you want to copy other celebrities"
Here, does "give to" mean "give yourself to" or "devote yourself to"?
Thank you very much for any help in advance.
"You might give to charity too if you want to copy other celebrities"
Here, does "give to" mean "give yourself to" or "devote yourself to"?
Thank you very much for any help in advance.
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jacklong You might give ( money ) to charity "money" is the understood direct object of that sentence. CJ
- jacklong You might give ( money ) to charity "money" is the understood direct object of that sentence.
- CJ
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jacklongYou might give ( money ) to charity"money" is the understood direct object of that sentence.
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