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Parading Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pull a stunt
I know what that means of 'pull a stunt'.
but I wonder whether I could use this sentence or not.
'That little stunt you pulled yesterday in the courtroom could get Carlos sent away for 8 years!'
and 'That a little stunt you pulled yesterday~blahblah~!
Which one is correct? and tell me why the one is right and the other is false with the grammar or the context issues.
and please think about this.
pull a stunt
and pull a little stunt,
Can I use both?
but I wonder whether I could use this sentence or not.
'That little stunt you pulled yesterday in the courtroom could get Carlos sent away for 8 years!'
and 'That a little stunt you pulled yesterday~blahblah~!
Which one is correct? and tell me why the one is right and the other is false with the grammar or the context issues.
and please think about this.
pull a stunt
and pull a little stunt,
Can I use both?
Top answer
" Use one or the other, but not both. "
- " Use one or the other, but not both.
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"That" takes the place of the "a." Use one or the other, but not both.
"Hand me a wrench."
"Hand me that wrench."
"Hand me that a wrench??"
"Hand me a wrench."
"Hand me that wrench."
"Hand me that a wrench??"
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