I want to kick the ball at you.
He was naughty and kicked the ball toward ,
"I want to kick the ball at you."
"I want to kick the ball to you."
he said.
Which preposition is correct?
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Hi - good question If I am being naughty and I want to hurt you: "I want to kick the ball at you" If I'm playing football and I want to pass the ball to you, as my team-member: "I want to kick the ball to you" The preposition makes a lot of difference there! Dave
- Hi - good question If I am being naughty and I want to hurt you: "I want to kick the ball at you" If I'm playing football and I want to pass the ball to you, as my team-member: "I want to kick the ball to you" The preposition makes a lot of difference there!
- Dave
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Hi - good question
If I am being naughty and I want to hurt you: "I want to kick the ball at you"
If I'm playing football and I want to pass the ball to you, as my team-member: "I want to kick the ball to you"
The preposition makes a lot of difference there!
Dave
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