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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Go on vote
I heard from a British native speaker saying "Did you go on vote".
Q) Do you not add an article a like the one in "Did you go on a picnic?"
I ask this because my dictionary doesn't say "vote" is uncountable.
Q) Do you not add an article a like the one in "Did you go on a picnic?"
I ask this because my dictionary doesn't say "vote" is uncountable.
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Hi, Did you go on vote? This makes no sense. I''m sure that what you heard was Did you go and vote?
- Hi, Did you go on vote?
- This makes no sense.
- I''m sure that what you heard was Did you go and vote?
- The 'and' is often very abbreviated in speech.
- eg Did you go an' vote?
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Hi,
Did you go on vote? This makes no sense.
I''m sure that what you heard was Did you go and vote?
The 'and' is often very abbreviated in speech.
eg
Did you go on vote? This makes no sense.
I''m sure that what you heard was Did you go and vote?
The 'and' is often very abbreviated in speech.
eg
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