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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Save?
An elementary kid fell from the platform, but he was saved immediately.
Do you use "save?" in this context? Or is it better to use "rescued?" Somehow, I vague believe that "save" is most likely to be followed by "from something," as in "he was saved from drowning."
Do you use "save?" in this context? Or is it better to use "rescued?" Somehow, I vague believe that "save" is most likely to be followed by "from something," as in "he was saved from drowning."
Top answer
Sorry, vague ? vaguely
- Sorry, vague ?
- vaguely
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