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Mieszko Powroznik Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
What are the ways of saying faring well/badly
Hi,
I want to know what are the ways of saying to fare well or badly against somebody or something.
I mainly interested in the use of: stack up, go off, come out, come off and make out and parks pale by comparison. If you know some other verbs/expressions, they are more than welcome. I care more about definitions than example sentences.
I want to know what are the ways of saying to fare well or badly against somebody or something.
I mainly interested in the use of: stack up, go off, come out, come off and make out and parks pale by comparison. If you know some other verbs/expressions, they are more than welcome. I care more about definitions than example sentences.
Top answer
Hi, parks pale by comparison seems wrong. You probably mean pales by comparison Clive
- Hi, parks pale by comparison seems wrong.
- You probably mean pales by comparison Clive
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Hi,
parks pale by comparison seems wrong.
You probably mean
pales by comparison
Clive
parks pale by comparison seems wrong.
You probably mean
pales by comparison
Clive
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no it s not wrong.. But can you elaborate on the others?
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Hi,
Please make a sentence using 'parks pale by comparison'.
Why do you think it is correct?
Here are a few brief comments on the others.
stack up used to compare two things
go off cease to like
come off appear / give a false impression
make out achieve a
Please make a sentence using 'parks pale by comparison'.
Why do you think it is correct?
Here are a few brief comments on the others.
stack up used to compare two things
go off cease to like
come off appear / give a false impression
make out achieve a
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