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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Usage of tuck?
Hi,
Can I say "tuck a blanket", or "tuck a child"?
When you tuck a child, does that mean you tuck a blanket or other bedclothes for the child?
And how do you use the phrase verbs "tuck in" and 'tuck up'?
Can I say "tuck in a child", "tuck up a child"?
Thanks!
Can I say "tuck a blanket", or "tuck a child"?
When you tuck a child, does that mean you tuck a blanket or other bedclothes for the child?
And how do you use the phrase verbs "tuck in" and 'tuck up'?
Can I say "tuck in a child", "tuck up a child"?
Thanks!
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-- Yes, as amended. - Right. And how do you use the phrase verbs "tuck in" and 'tuck up'?
- -- Yes, as amended.
- - Right.
- And how do you use the phrase verbs "tuck in" and 'tuck up'?
- Can I say "tuck in a child" - - Yes, as above.
- -- No.
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Can I say "tuck in a blanket", or "tuck in a child"?-- Yes, as amended.
When you tuck in a child, does that mean you tuck in a blanket or other bedclothes for the child?- Right.
And how do you use the phrase verbs "tuck in" and 'tuck up'? Can I say "tuck in a child" -- Yes, as above.
"tuck up a child"?-- No. 'Tuck in' and 'tuck
When you tuck in a child, does that mean you tuck in a blanket or other bedclothes for the child?- Right.
And how do you use the phrase verbs "tuck in" and 'tuck up'? Can I say "tuck in a child" -- Yes, as above.
"tuck up a child"?-- No. 'Tuck in' and 'tuck
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