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Osee Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Rid sth of sth?
I just want to make sure it is "get rid sth of sth" or just "rid sth of sth"? Thanks.
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You have two choices: rid sth of sth: I rid my house of varmints get rid of sth; I got rid of the varmints in my house. .
- You have two choices: rid sth of sth: I rid my house of varmints get rid of sth; I got rid of the varmints in my house.
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You have two choices:
rid sth of sth: I rid my house of varmints
get rid of sth; I got rid of the varmints in my house.
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You have two choices:
rid sth of sth: I rid my house of varmints
get rid of sth; I got rid of the varmints in my house.
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I have seen the word "varmint" used outside of a cartoon only once in my life - in a legal deposition, of all places. I love your example!
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