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Thread: The verb 'to see'.
- 30-Aug-2011, 13:03 #1Ksenia Guest
The verb 'to see'. Hello!
Yesterday I read one sentence: He is thirsty. You should see someone about water.
I think that the verb 'to see' means 'to find' someone.
Is it correct?
Thank you!
- 30-Aug-2011, 13:22 #2
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Teacher Re: The verb 'to see'. It's more "ask someone" than "find someone".
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