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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Going at someone
A guy provoked me so my friends held me back from going at him.
Is this sentence correct? Could it be more natural?
Does "going at him" mean attacking him?
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anonymous Does "going at him" mean attacking him? Yes, but it's not specific what kind of attack is involved. It could be a physical attack or a verbal attack.
- anonymous Does "going at him" mean attacking him?
- Yes, but it's not specific what kind of attack is involved.
- It could be a physical attack or a verbal attack.
- If your friends had to hold you back, it was almost certainly a physical attack.
- anonymous A guy provoked me so my friends held me back from going at him.
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anonymousDoes "going at him" mean attacking him?
Yes, but it's not specific what kind of attack is involved. It could be a physical attack or a verbal attack. If your friends had to hold you back, it was almost certainly a physical attack.
anonymousA guy provoked me so my friends held me back from going at him.
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