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  1. 29-Sep-2008, 10:43 #1
    WUKEN
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    Default catch someone off guard

    Hi!
    Could you check it for me?
    I am learning the phrase" catch someone off guard".
    "Her boyfriend often does something special to catch her off guard."
    Hopefully, I can get the answer.
    Thanks a lot!
    Last edited by WUKEN; 30-Sep-2008 at 17:31.
  2. 29-Sep-2008, 11:51 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: catch someone off guard

    It is ok, though "catching someone off guard" usually has a more negative implication that the person should have been but failed to be aware of something as a matter of duty.
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