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Maj Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Grounds
I have read somewhere: "She stood on her grounds". Could someone give me another example so that I can understand the sentence better.
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Hi Maj, Your quote is incorrect. It should read 'She stood her ground'. despite continual disagreement from her collegues, she stood her ground with the proposal...
- Hi Maj, Your quote is incorrect.
- It should read 'She stood her ground'.
- despite continual disagreement from her collegues, she stood her ground with the proposal...
- the snake was poised to strike, but with an unflinching glare, she stood her ground...
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Hi Maj,
Your quote is incorrect. It should read 'She stood her ground'.
An example of this expression usage could be:
...despite continual disagreement from her collegues, she stood her ground with the proposal...
...the snake was poised to strike, but with an unflinching glare, she stood her ground...
Your quote is incorrect. It should read 'She stood her ground'.
An example of this expression usage could be:
...despite continual disagreement from her collegues, she stood her ground with the proposal...
...the snake was poised to strike, but with an unflinching glare, she stood her ground...
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