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  1. 03-Sep-2010, 06:02 #1
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    Default Usage of "to pull someone's leg"

    Is it correct to say that "X likes pulling a leg"? (without a pronoun)
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    Default Re: Usage of "to pull someone's leg"

    No.

    You need a noun or a pronoun.



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