Mohammadreza
What's the difference between "run" and "run up"?
Max ran to me.
Max ran up to me.
14 mars 2014 07:38
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To me, "run up" means he ran and then stopped once he was in front of you. "Run" makes me think he wanted a cuddle. Maybe. ;)
Then you have "run at", "run over to" and so on...
14 mars 2014
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Mohammadreza
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Anglais, Persan (farsi), Espagnol, Turc
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