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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Please help with these sentences
A. He asked out me for dinner. Is this a correct sentence?
B. He brawled out me for arriving late. Is this correct too?
C. He never backs down. What does this sentence mean?
B. He brawled out me for arriving late. Is this correct too?
C. He never backs down. What does this sentence mean?
Top answer
A. He asked out me for dinner. Is this a correct sentence?
- A.
- He asked out me for dinner.
- Is this a correct sentence?
- No.
- He asked me out for dinner.
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A. He asked out me for dinner. Is this a correct sentence?
No. He asked me out for dinner.
B. He brawled out me for arriving late. Is this correct too?
No. He bawled me out for arriving late.
C. He never backs down. What does this sentence mean?
No. He asked me out for dinner.
B. He brawled out me for arriving late. Is this correct too?
No. He bawled me out for arriving late.
C. He never backs down. What does this sentence mean?
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Sorry, actually my questions were,
A. He asked out a guy for dinner. Is this a correct sentence?
B. He brawled out a guy for arriving late. Is this correct too?
A. He asked out a guy for dinner. Is this a correct sentence?
B. He brawled out a guy for arriving late. Is this correct too?
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The object normally comes before the 'out'.
The verb is bawled, not brawled.
The verb is bawled, not brawled.
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