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Put A Light To
any way I can get default judgement vacated ? - Page 2 - Credit and Debt Problems Forums
I have to file with the court "order to dismiss the case" as advised in the previous posts.but I don't know what i have to say. Some one please
put a light to this issue.
From my memory (which could be wrong), "put a light to" literally means "set something on fire." Then, "put a light to" figuratively (in the way it is used in the example) could mean.....
Last edited by CaseyA; 24-Aug-2011 at 04:01.
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Re: Put A Light To
You're right, though you might more often hear "Put a match to..." in reference to burning something.
What the speaker should have said is "Some one please shed some light on this issue.
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Re: Put A Light To
"Put a light to" is hypothetically slightly not right?
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Re: Put A Light To

Originally Posted by
CaseyA
"Put a light to" is hypothetically slightly not right?
It's not idiomatic. It sounds strange.
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Re: Put A Light To

Originally Posted by
CaseyA
"Put a light to" is hypothetically slightly not right?
J & K Tutoring's suggestion is more natural.
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