Mari Kim
Hello I have a question for you. I learned the expression "binge". I binged drinking last night. I binged eating ice cream yesterday. I binged watching TV shows. Do they make sense? So how can I say with "binge on"? Could you please give me some examples? Thank you so much.
Mar 29, 2022 11:42 PM
Answers · 3
Yes! Binge means to do something for a short period of time and doing excessively. -I binged all the season of the voice in one day -I was binged eating all of my chips instead of saving them -I binged watched too much television and now my head hurts ❤️
March 29, 2022
Hi. I'm going to borrow your first responder's examples. -I binged all the season of the voice in one day I don't know what this means. You have to binge something. -I was binged eating all of my chips instead of saving them. The grammar should be, I binge ate ... -I binged watched too much television and now my head hurts I binge watched ... I binge drank ... Cheers
March 30, 2022
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