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Shoot someone a question
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Is there any difference between "shooting someone a question" and "shoot a question at someone"?
Is there any difference between "shooting someone a question" and "shoot a question at someone"?
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I hear it two ways: shoot him a question (an email) o r shoot a question to (a name rather than a pronoun).
- I hear it two ways: shoot him a question (an email) o r shoot a question to (a name rather than a pronoun).
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I hear it two ways: shoot him a question (an email) orshoot a question to (a name rather than a pronoun).
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