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#1 28-Jan-2011, 17:17Rushed into?
Kindly check if my statement below is correct particularly with the use of the preposition INTO.
Celeste rushed INTO Lolita and Venus’ house.
Is this correct? Thanks!
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#2 28-Jan-2011, 19:24Re: Rushed into?
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#3 28-Jan-2011, 19:25Re: Rushed into?
Yes - except I'd say '. . .and Venus's house'.
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#4 29-Jan-2011, 06:57Re: Rushed into?
@Rover KE
Then how should I say it?
How about this one: "Celeste rushed into Venus and Lolita's house"?
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#5 29-Jan-2011, 07:05Re: Rushed into?
Thanks, bhaisahab!
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