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Lemonmelon Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
slip
HELLO!
There is a sentence:
The movie, Crash, ____ into the theaters in May 2005, and quietly became both a hit and a critical success.
(slipped/put)
the answer is SLIPPED, what does it mean? And why cannot it be PUT?
There is a sentence:
The movie, Crash, ____ into the theaters in May 2005, and quietly became both a hit and a critical success.
(slipped/put)
the answer is SLIPPED, what does it mean? And why cannot it be PUT?
Top answer
Hi - Those are terrible choices for an answer to a horrible question. Movies don't "slip" into theaters and they are not "put" into them either (within the context of the question). There also seems to be a verb missing.
- Hi - Those are terrible choices for an answer to a horrible question.
- Movies don't "slip" into theaters and they are not "put" into them either (within the context of the question).
- There also seems to be a verb missing.
- No wonder you are confused !
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Hi -
Those are terrible choices for an answer to a horrible question.
Movies don't "slip" into theaters and they are not "put" into them either (within the context of the question).
There also seems to be a verb missing.
No wonder you are confused !
Those are terrible choices for an answer to a horrible question.
Movies don't "slip" into theaters and they are not "put" into them either (within the context of the question).
There also seems to be a verb missing.
No wonder you are confused !
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