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Ryotaro Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Talk out of it
What is the defference between them?
1. I talked him about it.
2. I talked him out of it.
Thanks,
Ryo
1. I talked him about it.
2. I talked him out of it.
Thanks,
Ryo
Top answer
Well the first one is not possible, so I'll fix it: 1. I talked to him about it. = I discussed it with him.
- Well the first one is not possible, so I'll fix it: 1.
- I talked to him about it.
- = I discussed it with him.
- 2.
- I talked him out of it.
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Well the first one is not possible, so I'll fix it:
1. I talked to him about it. = I discussed it with him.
2. I talked him out of it. = I convinced him not to do it.
1. I talked to him about it. = I discussed it with him.
2. I talked him out of it. = I convinced him not to do it.
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