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20-Aug-2009, 23:20
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 Fever pitch How would I use "fever pitch" in a sentence. Is the sentence correct? The game is in fever pitch. Thanks  |
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21-Aug-2009, 00:39
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 Re: Fever pitch The correct phrase is "at a fever pitch" = at a fast pace (I have also heard people say "at a fevered pitch", but I'm not sure which is "correct". Possibly both!) |
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21-Aug-2009, 02:20
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| Re: Fever pitch Well I read somewhere that "fever pitch" corresponds to excitement. |
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