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- 20-Nov-2007, 20:11 #1
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watching... She _________ the medical soap opera from start to finish.
(something that he watched end from the time it started till the story ended.)
- 20-Nov-2007, 21:32 #2
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Teacher Re: watching... I'm not sure exactly what you're driving at, B.
Originally Posted by blouen 
- 20-Nov-2007, 21:46 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: watching... It's like she never misses a single episode of the soap opera... Originally Posted by riverkid
For we have one word in Filipino "sinubaybayan" that somewhat means watching something and not missing a thing in movies trilogy, TV shows, soap operas...
- 20-Nov-2007, 21:52 #4
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Re: watching... "Followed"?
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- 20-Nov-2007, 22:55 #5
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: watching... She followedthe medical soap opera from start to finish. Originally Posted by MrPedantic
* Does it sound natural for NES to say this?
- 20-Nov-2007, 23:06 #6
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Re: watching... Perhaps "hospital soap" and "from beginning to end" would be more likely. But "followed" would be fine – in BrE, at least.
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- 20-Nov-2007, 23:51 #7
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Teacher Re: watching... "soap opera junkie" Originally Posted by blouen
- 21-Nov-2007, 00:02 #8
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Teacher Re: watching... It's fine, AFAICT, B Originally Posted by blouen
- 21-Nov-2007, 00:08 #9
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: watching... What do you mean? Originally Posted by riverkid
- 21-Nov-2007, 00:09 #10
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: watching... What's AFAICT? Originally Posted by riverkid
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