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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Rushed to the bus
Can I say,
(a) He rushed the bus / rushed to the bus.
(b) He rushed to the bus stop but the bus left.
(c) He rushed to the bus station and saw the bus leaving.
(a) He rushed the bus / rushed to the bus.
(b) He rushed to the bus stop but the bus left.
(c) He rushed to the bus station and saw the bus leaving.
Top answer
All are fine except He rushed the bus. If you leave out to, rush becomes a transitive verb: Don't rush me! ) CB
- All are fine except He rushed the bus.
- If you leave out to, rush becomes a transitive verb: Don't rush me!
- ) CB
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All are fine except He rushed the bus. If you leave out to, rush becomes a transitive verb:
Don't rush me! (= Let me take my time!)
CB
Don't rush me! (= Let me take my time!)
CB
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