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Linian_U Posted 14 years ago
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Using "to treat"
I learn the word "to treat"
Can I use it in such way?
1) She treats me well enough (or quite well?)
2) She treats him with love.
3) She treats her parents with respect.
Can I use it in such way?
1) She treats me well enough (or quite well?)
2) She treats him with love.
3) She treats her parents with respect.
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1) She treats him well enough. (this is fine even though I'd expect something to follow "enough", at least in some contexts ) She treats him well (enough) so they are still together. (enough is optional) 2) She treats him with love.
- 1) She treats him well enough.
- (this is fine even though I'd expect something to follow "enough", at least in some contexts ) She treats him well (enough) so they are still together.
- (enough is optional) 2) She treats him with love.
- (ok) 3) She treats him with respect.
- (commonly said)
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1) She treats him well enough. (this is fine even though I'd expect something to follow "enough", at least in some contexts )
She treats him well (enough) so they are still together. (enough is optional)
2) She treats him with love. (ok)
3) She treats him with respect. (commonly said)
She treats him well (enough) so they are still together. (enough is optional)
2) She treats him with love. (ok)
3) She treats him with respect. (commonly said)
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