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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Shot a gun vs. shoot out of a gun
Hello everyone,
I'm wondering which of the two phrases "Shot a gun" or "Shoot out of a gun" is the correct grammatical form to indicate a person discharging a weapon.
Thank you for any replies!!
I'm wondering which of the two phrases "Shot a gun" or "Shoot out of a gun" is the correct grammatical form to indicate a person discharging a weapon.
Thank you for any replies!!
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He is firing a gun. He is shooting a gun. A cannonball is shot out of a cannon.
- He is firing a gun.
- He is shooting a gun.
- A cannonball is shot out of a cannon.
- A bullet is shot out of a gun.
- The person is not shout OUT of the gun (except in some old circus acts).
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He is firing a gun.
He is shooting a gun.
A cannonball is shot out of a cannon. A bullet is shot out of a gun.
The person is not shout OUT of the gun (except in some old circus acts).
He is shooting a gun.
A cannonball is shot out of a cannon. A bullet is shot out of a gun.
The person is not shout OUT of the gun (except in some old circus acts).
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