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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
lift your head
Lift your head
Lift your chin.
Are they the same?
Thanks.
Lift your chin.
Are they the same?
Thanks.
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I think you need to provide the context. Without context: Lift your head implies that your head is bent downwards; Lift your chin indicates your head is upright, but that someone wants you to raise your chin upwards.
- I think you need to provide the context.
- Without context: Lift your head implies that your head is bent downwards; Lift your chin indicates your head is upright, but that someone wants you to raise your chin upwards.
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I think you need to provide the context. Without context:
Lift your head implies that your head is bent downwards; Lift your chin indicates your head is upright, but that someone wants you to raise your chin upwards.
Lift your head implies that your head is bent downwards; Lift your chin indicates your head is upright, but that someone wants you to raise your chin upwards.
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