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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Talk the night through. VS. Talk through the night.
Talk the night through. VS. Talk through the night.
I think that the second is better and natural but I saw the first in a song, so I was wondering if the first is also common to use? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
I think that the second is better and natural but I saw the first in a song, so I was wondering if the first is also common to use? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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Anonymous I think that the second is better and natural but I saw the first in a song, so I was wondering if the first is also common to use? They are both natural and neither is 'better'. The second is the usual, yes, but the first (slightly literary) emphasizes that the talking continues throughout the length of the whole night.
- Anonymous I think that the second is better and natural but I saw the first in a song, so I was wondering if the first is also common to use?
- They are both natural and neither is 'better'.
- The second is the usual, yes, but the first (slightly literary) emphasizes that the talking continues throughout the length of the whole night.
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AnonymousI think that the second is better and natural but I saw the first in a song, so I was wondering if the first is also common to use?They are both natural and neither is 'better'. The second is the usual, yes, but the first (slightly literary) emphasizes that the talking continues throughout the length of the whole night.
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