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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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go after = to obtain something
Are you trying to go after her? be careful, his husband will beat you.
Is this sentence correct?
Is this sentence correct?
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go after = to obtain something Not exactly -- go after = to try to obtain something; to pursue something. Are you trying to go after her? be careful, his husband will beat you.
- go after = to obtain something Not exactly -- go after = to try to obtain something; to pursue something.
- Are you trying to go after her?
- be careful, his husband will beat you.
- These sentences are fine,except for the mising capital letter and a serious pronoun problem.
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go after = to obtain something Not exactly -- go after = to try to obtain something; to pursue something.
Are you trying to go after her? be careful, his husband will beat you.
These sentences are fine,except for the mising capital letter and a serious p
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