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Only the second. A car can cut in in front of you or pull out in front of you. It can't just cut.Originally Posted by beachboy
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- 08-Jul-2009, 21:58 #1
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to cut in I was driving to work when suddenly a car cut in front of me.
I was driving to work when suddenly a car cut in in front of me.
Which one is right? Both?
- 08-Jul-2009, 22:04 #2
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- 08-Jul-2009, 22:04 #3
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Re: to cut in You don't really need this part in front of me - it's tautologous. Originally Posted by beachboy
- 08-Jul-2009, 23:33 #4
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Re: to cut in Most of the time perhaps. But it does distinguish the meaning from: Originally Posted by engee30
I was driving to work when suddenly a car cut in in front of the car in front of me.
I was driving to work when suddenly a car cut in behind me (in front of the car behind me)
I was driving to work when suddenly a car cut in in front of a motorcycle in the other lane.
- 09-Jul-2009, 07:40 #5
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Re: to cut in Originally Posted by Raymott 
Yes, I had similar, if not the same, thoughts.
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