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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Slow up Vs Slow down ??
1. The car began to slow up.
2. The car began to slow down
I'd like to know what the difference of meaning is.
Would you show me about that?
2. The car began to slow down
I'd like to know what the difference of meaning is.
Would you show me about that?
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ljswave 1. The car began to slow up. The car began to speed up .
- ljswave 1.
- The car began to slow up.
- The car began to speed up .
- 2.
- The car began to slow down .
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The car began to speed up. 0
I think you mean "The began to slow up" is wrong and can't make sense, right?
hm...A writer that I read a book written by says "up" can be used "the meaning of "increase" such as "speed up"
and can also be used without reference to any directions like plus or negative growth of speed .
Could you understand what I am saying? I hope that.
But I guess his explanation seems strange ,
hm...A writer that I read a book written by says "up" can be used "the meaning of "increase" such as "speed up"
and can also be used without reference to any directions like plus or negative growth of speed .
Could you understand what I am saying? I hope that.
But I guess his explanation seems strange ,
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ljswave1. The car began to slow up.2. The car began to slow down I'd like to know what the difference of meaning is.There is absolutely no difference between the two with regard to meaning. The phrasal verb "slow up" is used in certain regions and by certain people, and it is often shown in lists of phrasal verbs, but it makes no sense to me at all, nor to
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