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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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got off
Sachin Tendulkar made a fifty as India got off to a brisk start against England in the second ODI at Bristol
I can't understand the "got off" here.
Would you explain it to me?
I can't understand the "got off" here.
Would you explain it to me?
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got off to a brisk start This is the entire phrase. It means they started quickly, apparently by taking a the lead quickly in this game.
- got off to a brisk start This is the entire phrase.
- It means they started quickly, apparently by taking a the lead quickly in this game.
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got off to a brisk start
This is the entire phrase. It means they started quickly, apparently by taking a the lead quickly in this game.
This is the entire phrase. It means they started quickly, apparently by taking a the lead quickly in this game.
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