Anyone?Originally Posted by ostap77
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- 23-Sep-2010, 23:44 #1
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get a kick from '' I get a kick from talking to watching movies" Would that sound good, If I said that in order to say that I like movies a lot?
- 24-Sep-2010, 08:50 #2
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Re: get a kick from Last edited by ostap77; 24-Sep-2010 at 09:59.
- 24-Sep-2010, 09:44 #3
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Re: get a kick from You could say I get a kick from watching movies- I can't see what talking to is doing in your sentence. However, I wouldn't use get a kick for this- I'd use for for something less commonplace than watching movies.
- 24-Sep-2010, 10:00 #4
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Re: get a kick from I don't know why I threw it in. Anyways thanks. Originally Posted by Tdol 
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