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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Raining down on him.

A hail of bullets started raining down on him.

Does "on" say anything about whether he gets hit by the bullets or not?

  

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anonymous A hail of bullets started raining down on him. Does "on" say anything about whether he gets hit by the bullets or not? No.

  • anonymous A hail of bullets started raining down on him.
  • Does "on" say anything about whether he gets hit by the bullets or not?
  • No.
  • You would need a second sentence to say that.
  • CJ
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anonymous

A hail of bullets started raining down on him.

Does "on" say anything about whether he gets hit by the bullets or not?

No. You would need a second sentence to say that.

CJ

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