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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Sign someone to
I read this?
I looked in dictionary for "sign to" and couldn't find. How come? Is it correct?
The Toronto Raptors signed guard http://www.tsn.ca/nba/teams/players/?name=ben+uzoh to a 10-day contract Tuesday.
I looked in dictionary for "sign to" and couldn't find. How come? Is it correct?
The Toronto Raptors signed guard http://www.tsn.ca/nba/teams/players/?name=ben+uzoh to a 10-day contract Tuesday.
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Hi, Anonymous I read this? You tell us! Anonymous The Toronto Raptors signed guard Ben Uzoh to a 10-day contract.
- Hi, Anonymous I read this?
- You tell us!
- Anonymous The Toronto Raptors signed guard Ben Uzoh to a 10-day contract.
- This usage is correct by me.
- It means Ben Uzoh is signed to a ten-day contract.
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AnonymousI read this?You tell us!
AnonymousThe Toronto Raptors signed guard Ben Uzoh to a 10-day contract.This usage is correct by me. It means Ben Uzoh is signed to a ten-day contract.
AnonymousI looked up "sign to" in my dictionary and couldn't find it.Consider buying a n
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