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Pisces Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Two-Word Verbs
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i write a two-word verb with its meaning
and everyone write a verb with its meaning
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my first verb :
Use up
it means : to exhaust of strength or useful properties
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/use%20up
it's been a long time since i logged in
hope all of you are doin' well
Two-word verb are difficult to me to understand their meanings ...
so i had an idea
i write a two-word verb with its meaning
and everyone write a verb with its meaning
Hope you like the idea and have benefit from it
my first verb :
Use up
it means : to exhaust of strength or useful properties
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/use%20up
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I shall see your Use up and I raise you a Make do. e No you cannot have some new trousers. You'll have to make do with the ones you have.
- I shall see your Use up and I raise you a Make do.
- e No you cannot have some new trousers.
- You'll have to make do with the ones you have.
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I shall see your Use up and I raise you a Make do.
i.e No you cannot have some new trousers. You'll have to make do with the ones you have.
i.e No you cannot have some new trousers. You'll have to make do with the ones you have.
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Hi there,
Is it adequate for "make do" to have a non-human subject?
e.g. The company just has to make do what it was offered.
Is it adequate for "make do" to have a non-human subject?
e.g. The company just has to make do what it was offered.
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