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Confusedme Posted 18 years ago
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Is this expression correct..." Sara finally made back to the gym today"?

Hi, 
I confused about using the phrase 'made it back'.What does it mean ?Secondly, is phrase "made it in getting back to the gym" correct? What does both mean and how should we use them

Thanks,

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It means 'returned' and implies there was some delay or difficulty in doing this. It's a set phrase and you can't change it as you suggested. Yo must use the whole phrase: Sarah made it back to the gym today.

— Nona the brit

  • It means 'returned' and implies there was some delay or difficulty in doing this.
  • It's a set phrase and you can't change it as you suggested.
  • Yo must use the whole phrase: Sarah made it back to the gym today.
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It means 'returned' and implies there was some delay or difficulty in doing this. It's a set phrase and you can't change it as you suggested. Yo must use the whole phrase: Sarah made it back to the gym today.
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