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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Questioning correctness of certain words or phrases
Hi, I sometimes am not sure about correctness of a certain word or phrases.
eg,
... is harped a miracle in the East.
I have heard and saw somewhere that you can say "harped as ..." but just "harped ..."? It does seem to make sense but how could I check if this is OK or correct?
... garbage up the neighborhood.
I don't remember hearing it. It makes intuitional sense but how could I check if this is OK or correct?
eg,
... is harped a miracle in the East.
I have heard and saw somewhere that you can say "harped as ..." but just "harped ..."? It does seem to make sense but how could I check if this is OK or correct?
... garbage up the neighborhood.
I don't remember hearing it. It makes intuitional sense but how could I check if this is OK or correct?
Top answer
is harped on/upon as a miracle in the East. -- OK, but very casual English.
- is harped on/upon as a miracle in the East.
- -- OK, but very casual English.
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is harped on/upon as a miracle in the East.
... garbage up the neighborhood.-- OK, but very casual English.
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is harped on/upon as a miracle in the East.
... garbage up the neighborhood.-- OK, but very casual English.
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