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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Hand In or Pass Up
Students have to ______ the test paper in 5 minutes.
Choose one answer.
a. hand in
b. pass up
Ok, this is confusing...but hand in sounds more right, right?
Choose one answer.
a. hand in
b. pass up
Ok, this is confusing...but hand in sounds more right, right?
Top answer
hand in
- hand in
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Yes "hand in" is the answer here. However, "pass up" would not be wrong. It would just have a different meaning:
"pass up" can simply mean "to give something to someone higher up - literally (to a man on a ladder cleaning the windows) or figuratively (to your boss)
"pass up" is also a verbal phrase meaning "decline" or "do without".
"pass up" can simply mean "to give something to someone higher up - literally (to a man on a ladder cleaning the windows) or figuratively (to your boss)
"pass up" is also a verbal phrase meaning "decline" or "do without".
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I think 'Give-Up" suits here instead of using "pass up". Is this correct??
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