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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Jumped to save
Can I say,
He jumped to save the girl who was drowning in the river.
He jumped to save the girl who was drowning in the river.
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It's correct but ambiguous. Did he jump up? - Jump in the water?
- It's correct but ambiguous.
- Did he jump up?
- - Jump in the water?
- Jump in his boat?
- Also, we sometimes use "jumped" figuratively.
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It's correct but ambiguous. Did he jump up? - Jump in the water? Jump in his boat?
Also, we sometimes use "jumped" figuratively. "He jumped at the chance to be a big hero."
Also, we sometimes use "jumped" figuratively. "He jumped at the chance to be a big hero."
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