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occupy the room , occupy up the room I wonder if the both are correct. Thanks in advance :)
2015年6月25日 00:19
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Only "occupy the room" is correct, you can't "occupy up" anything in English.
2015年6月25日
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As Sam said the term "occupy the room" is the only correct one out of the two since in English it is grammatically impossible to say "occupy up the room" in any situation.
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