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MustAsk Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

I was pushed a product?

Hi

What does "I was pushed a product" mean? Is it even correct grammar?
  

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It means you were highly encouraged to buy it. The grammar looks fine to me, "pushed" can be replaced: I was encouraged to buy a product.

— Vorpar

  • It means you were highly encouraged to buy it.
  • The grammar looks fine to me, "pushed" can be replaced: I was encouraged to buy a product.
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It means you were highly encouraged to buy it.

The grammar looks fine to me, "pushed" can be replaced: I was encouraged to buy a product.
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I thought it meant "someone was trying to almost force me to buy the product (like persistent salesmen do)". Is there a way to express that using 'push'?
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does anyone know please?
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MustAskI thought it meant "someone was trying to almost force me to buy the product (like persistent salesmen do)". Is there a way to express that using 'push'?
That's essentially what I understand your original sentence with "push" to mean, and what I think Vorpar was also saying.
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