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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

HIT PARTIES

Dear Teachers,

1. You can convince your friends to hit a couple of parties.

- "hit " here means "celebrate" or "make", right?

2. Get to know her first before you jump all over her.

- What does "jump all over her" mean?

3. Do girls tend to respect a guy more if he asks her up front?

- "ask up front" means "ask in advance", right?

Thanks a lot to Teachers,

Stevenukd.
  

Top answer

1. You can convince your friends to hit a couple of parties. - "hit " here means "celebrate" or "make", right?

— Marius Hancu

  • 1.
  • You can convince your friends to hit a couple of parties.
  • - "hit " here means "celebrate" or "make", right?
  • No.
  • It means going to some parties.
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1. You can convince your friends to hit a couple of parties.

- "hit " here means "celebrate" or "make", right?
No. It means going to some parties.

2. Get to know her first before you jump all over her.

- What does "jump all over her" mean?
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MH could be right about that use of "jump all over" but I suspect (based on the other sentences that Stevenukd has been giving us recently) that it has more to progressing with a sexual encounter.
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Grammar GeekMH could be right about that use of "jump all over" but I suspect (based on the other sentences that Stevenukd has been giving us recently) that it has more to progressing with a sexual encounter.
Yes, that was my initial feeling too (something like getting excited about someone and giving them lots of attention, includ
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