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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Question (8). Unit 5.
Hi Teachers,
Could you tell me if 'entered' is a synonym to 'stepped' in this sentence, and what is 'in' in this case?
A man has enter a house and says, 'I … I‘m sorry. I just stepped in'.
Thanks in advance
Could you tell me if 'entered' is a synonym to 'stepped' in this sentence, and what is 'in' in this case?
A man has enter a house and says, 'I … I‘m sorry. I just stepped in'.
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Adding to what you've mentioned, you can also use crockery or dishware. com/china Hope it helps, Iman
- Adding to what you've mentioned, you can also use crockery or dishware.
- com/china Hope it helps, Iman
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Hi Thinkingspain,
Yes.Adding to what you've mentioned, you can also use crockery or dishware. Here is the link:
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/china
Hope it helps,
Iman
Yes.Adding to what you've mentioned, you can also use crockery or dishware. Here is the link:
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/china
Hope it helps,
Iman
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Hi,
And cutlery(British) is also knives, forks, and spoons that you use for eating and serving food .
Regards,
Iman
And cutlery(British) is also knives, forks, and spoons that you use for eating and serving food .
Regards,
Iman
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Hi imantaghavi,
Thank you very much for your reply, but I think you've confused the post.
Best,
TS
Thank you very much for your reply, but I think you've confused the post.
Best,
TS
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Hi,
Could you tell me if 'entered' is a synonym to 'stepped' in this sentence, and what is 'in' in this case?
A man has enter a house and says, 'I … I‘m sorry. I just stepped in'.
The literal meaning of 'he stepped in' is 'he entered, taking one step'.
However, '
Could you tell me if 'entered' is a synonym to 'stepped' in this sentence, and what is 'in' in this case?
A man has enter a house and says, 'I … I‘m sorry. I just stepped in'.
The literal meaning of 'he stepped in' is 'he entered, taking one step'.
However, '
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Hi Clive,
So, 'step out' means 'to go outside for a moment', 'step in' means 'to go inside for a moment' right?
CliveThe literal meaning of 'he stepped in' is 'he entered, taking one step'.Thank you for this reply.
However, 'I just stepped in' usually means 'I just entered for a moment',
So, 'step out' means 'to go outside for a moment', 'step in' means 'to go inside for a moment' right?
CliveI just stepped in
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Hi,
, 'step out' means 'to go outside for a moment', 'step in' means 'to go inside for a moment' right? Yes
, 'step out' means 'to go outside for a moment', 'step in' means 'to go inside for a moment' right? Yes
One more 'step in' and 'step out' are phrasal verbs, aren't they? Yes
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Hi Thinking Spain,
Yes, you're right.
Sorry for the mistake.
Regards,
Iman
Yes, you're right.
Sorry for the mistake.
Regards,
Iman
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