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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
put across
I would to put that it is a haunted house across the people so that it's demand will be reduced.
Is this sentence correct?
Is this sentence correct?
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No, it makes no sense at all! '
- No, it makes no sense at all!
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No, it makes no sense at all!
This MIGHT be what you are trying to say but I'm not sure:
'I told people that it was a haunted house so they would stay away from it.'
This MIGHT be what you are trying to say but I'm not sure:
'I told people that it was a haunted house so they would stay away from it.'
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Hi,
If you want to use this idiom, put something across (somebody), you need to keep 'put ' and 'across' very close together. eg you might say something like
I wanted to put it across that it was a haunted house.
Clive
If you want to use this idiom, put something across (somebody), you need to keep 'put ' and 'across' very close together. eg you might say something like
I wanted to put it across that it was a haunted house.
Clive
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