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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Have I correctly used ‘stuck my right hand out’ and ‘grab’ in the sentence?

Have I correctly used ‘stuck my right hand out’ and ‘grab’ in the sentence? Should I say ‘shook my hand’ or ‘shook hands with me’?

I stuck my right hand out, waiting for her to grab it. “Wendy,” she replied softly as she (shook my hand / shook hands with me).   
  

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Rommel I stuck my right hand out, waiting for her to grab it. Yes and yes. Rommel Should I say ‘shook my hand’ or ‘shook hands with me’?

— Blue Jay

  • Rommel I stuck my right hand out, waiting for her to grab it.
  • Yes and yes.
  • Rommel Should I say ‘shook my hand’ or ‘shook hands with me’?
  • I'd use shook my hand here.
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RommelI stuck my right hand out, waiting for her to grab it.
Yes and yes.
RommelShould I say ‘shook my hand’ or ‘shook hands with me’?
I'd use shook my hand here.
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