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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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laugh at many of his jokes
0 This comedian wasn't very funny. I didn't laugh 01 b 00 at 02 b 00 many of his jokes. 02 br
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00 Hi, 02 br
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00 I don't think "at" in the above is equal to its counterpart in "Don't laugh at me." If I am right, then what does "at' in the above refer to? Thanks. 0-
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00 Hi, 02 br
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00 I don't think "at" in the above is equal to its counterpart in "Don't laugh at me." If I am right, then what does "at' in the above refer to? Thanks. 0-
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0 You are wrong. 01 i 00 Laugh 02 i 00 needs a preposition and one laughs 01 b 00 at 02 b 00 somebody or something. 02 br
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0 Technically, 01 i 00 at 02 i 00 doesn't refer to anything. 01 i 00 at 02 i 00 is not a referring expression. Generally, only nouns and pronouns can refer. 02 br
00 Nevertheless, I understand what you're saying. 02 br
00 Here 01 i 00 at 02 i 00 means 'upon hearing' or 'when I heard' or 'as I heard' or 'in reaction to' or 'as
00 Nevertheless, I understand what you're saying. 02 br
00 Here 01 i 00 at 02 i 00 means 'upon hearing' or 'when I heard' or 'as I heard' or 'in reaction to' or 'as
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