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Guyper Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
"Interact with somthing" definition
Hi,
I'd like to ask if "taking an object" or "opening a door" also fall under the "Interact with something" category?
Thank you
I'd like to ask if "taking an object" or "opening a door" also fall under the "Interact with something" category?
Thank you
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What 'interact with something' category?
- What 'interact with something' category?
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Forgive my english. I had no clue how to phrase the question.
What I meant is that...If the term "Interact with" mean having an effect on each other, do "taking an object" and "opening a door" also mean interacting on each other then?
Thank you
What I meant is that...If the term "Interact with" mean having an effect on each other, do "taking an object" and "opening a door" also mean interacting on each other then?
Thank you
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No. If I am taking an object or opening a door, there is no interaction. The object and the door are the passive recipients of my actions; they do nothing to me. If my wife and I talk, fight or kiss, we are interacting.
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Thanks for the answer. And one last question if anyone could help me with that.
Since "'interact with something' category" was grammatically wrong. How should I have phrased it?
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Since "'interact with something' category" was grammatically wrong. How should I have phrased it?
Thank you
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