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Leonardo
to reach Vs to catch up
Hi guys
I'd like know if there are differences among this two verbs.
Let me know if it's necessary provide a context.
Thanks you. Have a nice day.
21 mars 2016 16:36
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To reach means to arrive at the same destination at something else, so the thing you are reaching is usually stationary
To catch up means you arrive at the same destination, but that thing is moving (or was moving previously) so it's usually used for a person. e.g my friend was watching ahead but I caught up with her' 'The train is far a ahead, but if you drive fast you can catch up with it'
They also have other meanings though, but I'm assuming these are the meanings you are talking about :)
To reach can also mean if you stretch to be able to pick something up, e.g something on a high shelf, or across the table
and catch up can also mean 'catch up with a friend' as in, you didn't talk to them for a while so you talk to them about what they have been doing recently
21 mars 2016
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Leonardo
Compétences linguistiques
Anglais, Italien
Langue étudiée
Anglais
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