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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

prasal verb

My sister cut in my conversation with Sam yesterday - My sister broke in my conversation with Sam yesterday.....
  

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Anonymous My sister cut in my conversation with Sam yesterday - My sister broke in my conversation with Sam yesterday..... These don't sound right to me. I think it should be "cut into" and "broke into".

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  • Anonymous My sister cut in my conversation with Sam yesterday - My sister broke in my conversation with Sam yesterday.....
  • These don't sound right to me.
  • I think it should be "cut into" and "broke into".
  • Spelling: p h rasal verb.
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Anonymous My sister cut in my conversation with Sam yesterday - My sister broke in my conversation with Sam yesterday.....
These don't sound right to me. I think it should be "cut into" and "broke into".

Spelling: phrasal verb.
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Anonymous My sister cut in on my conversation with Sam yesterday - My sister broke in on my conversation with Sam yesterday.....
cut in on is actually a phrasal-prepositional verb. So is break in on. They mean interrupt.

cut in on sounds idiomatic to
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