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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
to rush/hurry to do something/to be rash/quick to do something
Hello,
Are the sentences below acceptable in everyday speech:
- You didn't know anything, but you rushed/hurried to blame me!
- You didn't know anything, but you were quick/rash to blame me!
For some reason the first one sounds a little odd to me. I associate rush and hurry with physical actions.
Are the sentences below acceptable in everyday speech:
- You didn't know anything, but you rushed/hurried to blame me!
- You didn't know anything, but you were quick/rash to blame me!
For some reason the first one sounds a little odd to me. I associate rush and hurry with physical actions.
Top answer
I agree with your interpretation. However, "associate" is a relative term and not necessarily the rule.
- I agree with your interpretation.
- However, "associate" is a relative term and not necessarily the rule.
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I agree with your interpretation. However, "associate" is a relative term and not necessarily the rule.
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No, that's not a rule. I just had a look at a few example sentences and physical actions were used. If there's something better, I am listening, Philip.
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Gene93No, that's not a rule. I just had a look at a few example sentences and physical actions were used. If there's something better, I am listening, Philip.I think that your idea is better.
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