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Safrar Posted 9 years ago
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Hello,
"Do you remember I told you about the car that I was getting passed onto me?"
If the underlined part is an assertive sentence, can it be:
I was getting the car passed onto me.
or
I was getting passed the car onto me.
And one more thing I don't understand is its meaning. Could you help, please?
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It should be "passed on to me", not "passed onto me". Safrar I was getting the car passed on to me. or I was getting passed the car on to me.
- It should be "passed on to me", not "passed onto me".
- Safrar I was getting the car passed on to me.
- or I was getting passed the car on to me.
- The first one.
- Safrar And one more thing I don't understand is its meaning.
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It should be "passed on to me", not "passed onto me".
SafrarI was getting the car passed on to me.
or
I was getting passed the car on to me.
The first one.
SafrarAnd one more thing I don't understand is its meaning. Could you help, please?
If something is "passed on" to someone, it means that ownershi
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