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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
grab or grasp
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00 Tell me what are the differences in meaning for the two words, "grab" and "grasp"? 0-
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00 Tell me what are the differences in meaning for the two words, "grab" and "grasp"? 0-
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0 Grasp just means to take hold of something. 0-
- 0 Grasp just means to take hold of something.
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0 Grasp just means to take hold of something. Grab means to do so in a more physical, even violent, manner. 02 br
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00 She grasped the child's hand. 02 br
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00 The mugger grabbed her bag. 0-
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00 She grasped the child's hand. 02 br
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00 The mugger grabbed her bag. 0-
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0 Thank you. 02 br
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00 This one does not deal with the same issue but my question is, in the phrase "the child's hand,"is "the" the determiner for hand or what? I get confused about this general area of grammar like this when "the" is placed before a noun with apostrophies, most of the times, I don't whether it (the) is functioning as a derterminer for one or another. 02 br
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00 This one does not deal with the same issue but my question is, in the phrase "the child's hand,"is "the" the determiner for hand or what? I get confused about this general area of grammar like this when "the" is placed before a noun with apostrophies, most of the times, I don't whether it (the) is functioning as a derterminer for one or another. 02 br
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