Throw off track
Hi,
1) “He made some bad decisions that threw his family finances off track.”
Could this be used if I wanted to say that he got his family into a tough financial situation?
2) “I have/get this feeling of dread wash over me whenever I set foot in school.”
I know that you usually say that ‘something washes over you’, but I was wondering if the construction with ‘have’ or ‘get’ is natural as well. I’m not so sure.
Thank you.
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” Could this be used if I wanted to say that he got his family into a tough financial situation? ” Clive
- ” Could this be used if I wanted to say that he got his family into a tough financial situation?
- ” Clive
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1) “He made some bad decisions that threw his family finances seriously off track.”
Could this be used if I wanted to say that he got his family into a tough financial situation? Yes
2) “I have this feeling of dread wash over me whenever I set foot in school.”
2) “I get this feeling of dread washing over me whenever I set foot in school
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