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- 20-Nov-2011, 20:33 #1
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ignore/object "Don't ----------- me when I am talking to you!"
1)ignore 2)object 3)decay 4)seek
What's the correct choice?
- 20-Nov-2011, 20:37 #2
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Re: ignore/object Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
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- 20-Nov-2011, 20:50 #3
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Re: ignore/object seek and decay
- 20-Nov-2011, 20:55 #4
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Re: ignore/object Right.
As you cannot object a person/thing, the answer must be ignore. A dictionary will confirm that it is the only one that maks sense.Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
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- 21-Nov-2011, 03:51 #5
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Re: ignore/object You also cannot protest sommebody?
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- 21-Nov-2011, 08:56 #6
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Re: ignore/object No, you can't. What has that to do with the original question? Originally Posted by hooshdar3 Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
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- 21-Nov-2011, 12:26 #7
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Re: ignore/object just that protesst and object are synonyms Originally Posted by 5jj
- 21-Nov-2011, 13:05 #8
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Re: ignore/object No they are not.
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