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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Leave over,beaten

I want to leave some money over.
Is it correct?
He was beaten to the ground.
Does it mean he was hit on the ground?
  

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I want to have some money left over. I want to leave some money to my sons and daughters. He was beaten to the ground.

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  • I want to have some money left over.
  • I want to leave some money to my sons and daughters.
  • He was beaten to the ground.
  • = The beat him (with sticks, stones, their fists) until he fell down and lay on the ground.
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I want to have some money left over.
I want to leave some money to my sons and daughters.

He was beaten to the ground. = The beat him (with sticks, stones, their fists) until he fell down and lay on the ground.
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