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Meantolearn Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Move in close, move close, move in

What's the difference among 'move in close' , 'move close' and 'move in' ?

A <---------- B

e.g. A&B are at different positions.

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All are rather casual, I think. The first two indicate a nearer approach than the 3rd option necessarily does; other than that, I see no difference with regard to a physical interpretation.

— Mister Micawber

  • All are rather casual, I think.
  • The first two indicate a nearer approach than the 3rd option necessarily does; other than that, I see no difference with regard to a physical interpretation.
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All are rather casual, I think. The first two indicate a nearer approach than the 3rd option necessarily does; other than that, I see no difference with regard to a physical interpretation.
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