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Successor Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Slam on the brakes
Hello,
I would like to know if the word choice is correct in the sentence below. Can you 'slam on the brakes' of a car or a bike as well? Thank you!
I slammed on the brakes and the jeep lurched to a sudden stop.
I would like to know if the word choice is correct in the sentence below. Can you 'slam on the brakes' of a car or a bike as well? Thank you!
I slammed on the brakes and the jeep lurched to a sudden stop.
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It's fine. You can use "slam on the brakes" for any vehicle that has brakes.
- It's fine.
- You can use "slam on the brakes" for any vehicle that has brakes.
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It's fine. You can use "slam on the brakes" for any vehicle that has brakes.
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