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Healer Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Make it there/"to there"

Can we say "make it there/here in time" or "make it to there/here in time" instead of "make it home in time" or make it to someplace in time"? Thanks!
  

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healer Can we say "make it there/here in time" or "make it to there/here in time" instead of "make it home in time" or make it to someplace in time"? You can say "make it there/here in time" but not "make it to there/here in time". I trust you are aware that to make it someplace in time means that you arrived before something bad happened as a consequence of your being late, as opposed to making it there on time, which mean that you arrived at or before the prearranged time.

  • healer Can we say "make it there/here in time" or "make it to there/here in time" instead of "make it home in time" or make it to someplace in time"?
  • You can say "make it there/here in time" but not "make it to there/here in time".
  • I trust you are aware that to make it someplace in time means that you arrived before something bad happened as a consequence of your being late, as opposed to making it there on time, which mean that you arrived at or before the prearranged time.
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healerCan we say "make it there/here in time" or "make it to there/here in time" instead of "make it home in time" or make it to someplace in time"?

You can say "make it there/here in time" but not "make it to there/here in time". I trust you are aware that to make it someplace in time means that you arrived before something bad happened as a consequence of

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