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Coloraday Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is there such a phrasal verb?
Is there any phrasal verb with the preposition to ?
If there is ,please give some examples.
If there is ,please give some examples.
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Here are a couple: 1. to get to someone = to succeed in irritating someone 2. to run to [$10] = to be in a position to pay $10 3.
- Here are a couple: 1.
- to get to someone = to succeed in irritating someone 2.
- to run to [$10] = to be in a position to pay $10 3.
- to take to someone = to develop a liking for someone shortly after meeting them for the first time No doubt other members will think of other examples!
- MrP
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Here are a couple:
1. to get to someone = to succeed in irritating someone
2. to run to [$10] = to be in a position to pay $10
3. to take to someone = to develop a liking for someone shortly after meeting them for the first time
No doubt other members will think of other examples!
MrP
1. to get to someone = to succeed in irritating someone
2. to run to [$10] = to be in a position to pay $10
3. to take to someone = to develop a liking for someone shortly after meeting them for the first time
No doubt other members will think of other examples!
MrP
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