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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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take her on an amazing adventure
The Nutcracker tells the story of a young girl who receives a doll for Christmas. She falls asleep and dreams that the doll turns into a prince and takes her on an amazing adventure.
Hi,
Does the bolded on in the above mean "going on" or something else? Thanks.
Hi,
Does the bolded on in the above mean "going on" or something else? Thanks.
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Sort of. On = used to indicate the object or end of motion.
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- On = used to indicate the object or end of motion.
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Sort of. On = used to indicate the object or end of motion.
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Sort of. On = used to indicate the object or end of motion.
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"on" is a preposition that indicates a position, state, or location something is. the above does indicate she is "going on" an adventure but it more specifically says the prince "takes her on" or in other words brings her with him on an adventure. i don't know if any of that helps but i hope so.
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