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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
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Lindsay Vonn Talks Chris Pratt.....

From YouTube:

Lindsay Vonn Talks Chris Pratt As A Potential Boyfriend — Could It Work!?

My question is this:

Why is there no preposition between "talks" and "Chris Pratt"? Would you please explain?

Thank you.

  

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It is like "talk turkey" or "talk politics", but they modified the use somewhat to speak of a specific thing. It sounds a little glib and trendy, which is what they were after, no doubt. "v.

  • It is like "talk turkey" or "talk politics", but they modified the use somewhat to speak of a specific thing.
  • It sounds a little glib and trendy, which is what they were after, no doubt.
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It is like "talk turkey" or "talk politics", but they modified the use somewhat to speak of a specific thing. It sounds a little glib and trendy, which is what they were after, no doubt.

"v. tr. 2. a. To speak about or discuss (something) or give expression to (something): talk business; talk treason."

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This is not standard English, and it is potentially hard to understand. It seems to be a headlinese abbreviation of something like "talks about".

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