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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Phrasal verbs
Are these sentences correct, and do they mean the same:
a) "I working out some issues."
b) "I'm working on some issues."
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The two given sentences are okay and have a similar meaning: the speaker is dealing with some things. However, sentence a) is very awkward-sounding because the verb "working out" is so strongly associated with physical exercise.
- The two given sentences are okay and have a similar meaning: the speaker is dealing with some things.
- However, sentence a) is very awkward-sounding because the verb "working out" is so strongly associated with physical exercise.
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The two given sentences are okay and have a similar meaning: the speaker is dealing with some things. However, sentence a) is very awkward-sounding because the verb "working out" is so strongly associated with physical exercise.
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