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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Jumping into / to a hoop
Can I say,
(a) The lion is jumping through / over / in / into/ to a hoop.
(a) The lion is jumping through / over / in / into/ to a hoop.
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The lion is jumping through a hoop. We jumped through hoops to get it done. )
- The lion is jumping through a hoop.
- We jumped through hoops to get it done.
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The lion is jumping through a hoop.
We jumped through hoops to get it done. (An idiom that means we had to do a lot of difficult tricky tasks to complete the assignment.)
We jumped through hoops to get it done. (An idiom that means we had to do a lot of difficult tricky tasks to complete the assignment.)
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