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Pructus Posted 12 years ago
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Rose to his feet
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"He rose on his feet" and "He rose to his feet" means the same thing, means that he stood up?
"He rose on his feet" and "He rose to his feet" means the same thing, means that he stood up?
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pructus "He rose on his feet" and "He rose to his feet" means the same thing, means that he stood up? I suppose so, but the first seems quite wrong to me.
- pructus "He rose on his feet" and "He rose to his feet" means the same thing, means that he stood up?
- I suppose so, but the first seems quite wrong to me.
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pructus"He rose on his feet" and "He rose to his feet" means the same thing, means that he stood up?I suppose so, but the first seems quite wrong to me.
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pructus"He rose to his feet"This is the only version I know. It is more dramatic, with the expectation that he will give a speech, take an oath, or applaud.
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