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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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knock
Hi,
Can I use both variants?
-Someone knocked the door / at the door.
Thank you!
Can I use both variants?
-Someone knocked the door / at the door.
Thank you!
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knock at the door knock on the door to knock the door would be to bump into it, knock it over, or say it's rubbish d
- knock at the door knock on the door to knock the door would be to bump into it, knock it over, or say it's rubbish d
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knock at the door
knock on the door
to knock the door would be to bump into it, knock it over, or say it's rubbish
knock on the door
to knock the door would be to bump into it, knock it over, or say it's rubbish
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