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Snappy Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Lifts me up/Raises me up/Get me going

Do the following sentences make sense?

This wig really lifts me up.
This song raises me up.
This song really gets me going.

  

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Snappy This wig really lifts me up. It's not impossible, but it is a bit poetical for every day. I think you mean "This wig really lifts my spirits" or "This wig really cheers me up" or something like that.

— Anonymous

  • Snappy This wig really lifts me up.
  • It's not impossible, but it is a bit poetical for every day.
  • I think you mean "This wig really lifts my spirits" or "This wig really cheers me up" or something like that.
  • Snappy This song raises me up.
  • Same thing.
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SnappyThis wig really lifts me up.

It's not impossible, but it is a bit poetical for every day. I think you mean "This wig really lifts my spirits" or "This wig really cheers me up" or something like that.

SnappyThis song raises me up.

Same thing.

SnappyThis song really gets me going.
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