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The usage of "spring for"
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00 I know that this phrase usually refers to pay for other's expense, especially as a treat for someone else. Can I say "spring for the tie and shirt"? Would you consider this sentence wrong? 02 br
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00 Many thanks, 02 br
00 Ashley 0-
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00 I know that this phrase usually refers to pay for other's expense, especially as a treat for someone else. Can I say "spring for the tie and shirt"? Would you consider this sentence wrong? 02 br
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00 Many thanks, 02 br
00 Ashley 0-
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0 Sounds fine, Ashley. 02 br 02 br 00 (I hope you can find this. ) 0-
- 0 Sounds fine, Ashley.
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0 Sounds fine, Ashley. 02 br
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