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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Have I correctly used the idiom ‘set foot’ in the following sentence?
Have I correctly used the idiom ‘set foot’ in the following sentence? Should I say ‘in drug trafficking’ or ‘in the drug trafficking’?
I set foot in that city to cover a news about government officials involved (in drug trafficking, in the drug trafficking).
I set foot in that city to cover a news about government officials involved (in drug trafficking, in the drug trafficking).
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That idiom is usually used for negative or unusual circumstances. "
- That idiom is usually used for negative or unusual circumstances.
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That idiom is usually used for negative or unusual circumstances.
So you could say: "I only set foot in that city to cover the news about ...etc."
So you could say: "I only set foot in that city to cover the news about ...etc."
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