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Addyaddy Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
in your face vs. to your face
We use two different prepositions while describing anything to do with our face:
She yelled out the letter TO his face
She there the letter IN his face
what is the difference and why do we construct these sentences with these different prepositions.
She yelled out the letter TO his face
She there the letter IN his face
what is the difference and why do we construct these sentences with these different prepositions.
Top answer
) 'in one's face' = loudly or rudely
- ) 'in one's face' = loudly or rudely
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'to one's face' = personally, in person (not by phone or message, etc.)
'in one's face' = loudly or rudely
'in one's face' = loudly or rudely
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