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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
to step/come/go somewhere
Hello,
I have a very simple question for you today.
What in your opinion would be the difference between:
- I'm really hot. I think I'll go out/step out(side).
- Jack, why don't you come in/step in?
I think I am more likely to use "come and go", I don't know why. Step would imply "a shorter distance" to me. That's probably not even true.
I have a very simple question for you today.
What in your opinion would be the difference between:- I'm really hot. I think I'll go out/step out(side).
- Jack, why don't you come in/step in?
I think I am more likely to use "come and go", I don't know why. Step would imply "a shorter distance" to me. That's probably not even true.
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Gene93 Step would imply "a shorter distance" to me. To me, it's a shorter time.
- Gene93 Step would imply "a shorter distance" to me.
- To me, it's a shorter time.
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Gene93 Step would imply "a shorter distance" to me.To me, it's a shorter time.
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