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Can one approaches TO the bank? Approach as a verb vs as a noun
"She approached the bank", "Then he swung round and approached the table [...]".
I've seen that 'approach' as a verb is not customarily followed by 'to'. Can I say that one approaches to the bank or to the table?
As a noun, the Oxford Learner's Dictionary exemplifies: "All the approaches to the palace were guarded by troops." (by the way, why not "by the troops?")
So, can I approach to something/someone?
6 gen 2016 20:53
Risposte · 4
You are correct. 'Approach' as a verb is not followed by 'to' but rather directly by the object of the verb.
I approach the bank.
My approach to the bank from the rear.
6 gennaio 2016
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Inglese, Portoghese, Spagnolo
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