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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Using 'on' for movement
In the sentence 'She jumped on bed and fell off it and then she had back pain.', what is actually the meaning of 'jumped on'. Did she jump from the floor to the bed or she jumped up and down on the bed?
Because I think that it is almost impossible to fall off the bed when somebody just jumps up and down on it.
Thank you.
Because I think that it is almost impossible to fall off the bed when somebody just jumps up and down on it.
Thank you.
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She jumped on the bed and fell off it, and then she had back pain. Anonymous what is actually the meaning of 'jumped on'. Did she jump from the floor to the bed or she jumped up and down on the bed?
- She jumped on the bed and fell off it, and then she had back pain.
- Anonymous what is actually the meaning of 'jumped on'.
- Did she jump from the floor to the bed or she jumped up and down on the bed?
- It could be either; we also have the preposition 'onto', which we don't always use even when we should.
- Anonymous Because I think that it is almost impossible to fall off the bed when somebody just jumps up and down on it.
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She jumped on the bed and fell off it, and then she had back pain.
Anonymous what is actually the meaning of 'jumped on'. Did she jump from the floor to the bed or she jumped up and down on the bed?It could be either; we also have the preposition 'onto', which we don't always use even when we should.
AnonymousBecause I thin
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