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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Ran over her, or ran her over

0 Which is correct english, to say that "I ran over her" or that "I ran her over:? 0-
  

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0Both are fine grammatically, though they are criminal actions.0-
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0You can use "run her over to..." to mean to transport someone - a quick trip.02br
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00I have to run my daughter over to her friend's house. But I can't "run over my daughter to her friend's house."0-
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0 01i00I ran over her02i00 might be a statement about an accidental (or deliberate) action, but 01i00I ran her over02i00 would be more likely used for the deliberate case. (My personal take on these.)02br
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