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Navitasan Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Tip it over
If I tip something over, do I necessary make it fall to the ground?
Can I say:
1) I tipped the chair over and looked under it.
2) I tipped the chair over a little and looked under it.
If I just tilted it?
Gratefully,
Navi
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navitasan If I tip something over, do I necessary make it fall to the ground? No. Your examples are fine, and they prove the point.
- navitasan If I tip something over, do I necessary make it fall to the ground?
- No.
- Your examples are fine, and they prove the point.
- Also, you might tip over a glass of water at a meal, and even though the water spills all over the table, the glass does not have to fall to the ground to qualify the action as "tipping something over".
- CJ
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navitasanIf I tip something over, do I necessary make it fall to the ground?
No. Your examples are fine, and they prove the point.
Also, you might tip over a glass of water at a meal, and even though the water spills all over the table, the glass does not have to fall to the ground to qualify the action as "tipping something over".
CJ
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