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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Would you advise me " She walk out on me" and "to me"?
#1a. She walk out on me" (= She walk out from me , Is this same, right?)
1.b She walk out " to me" (= She walk out for me, right? )
one more thing,
#2-a . She hang up on me =2b. (= She hang up to me" ,right?)
2c She hang up for me.
IF not , What do #2-b and #2-c mean? I'd like you change them another expressions easily/
1.b She walk out " to me" (= She walk out for me, right? )
one more thing,
#2-a . She hang up on me =2b. (= She hang up to me" ,right?)
2c She hang up for me.
IF not , What do #2-b and #2-c mean? I'd like you change them another expressions easily/
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Hi, The fixed expression is "to walk out on someone". It means to leave or abandon someone. ljswave #2-a .
- Hi, The fixed expression is "to walk out on someone".
- It means to leave or abandon someone.
- ljswave #2-a .
- She hang up on me =2b.
- ) 2c She hang up for me.
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Hi,
The fixed expression is "to walk out on someone". It means to leave or abandon someone.
The fixed expression is "to walk out on someone". It means to leave or abandon someone.
ljswave#2-a . She hang up on me =2b. (= She hang up to me" ,right?)Both 2a and 2c are incorrect. She hung up
2c She hang up for me.
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