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無回答 2006/08/26 00:07:18
OH REALLY?
It is, in fact, YOU who should learn English, fool.
Please, for god’s sake, learn before you "teach" anyone else.
The only way the phrase "I can sweep off her feet" can be used is if it was used after "she", "someone", a female’s name and such, in which case the first "her" is not needed because it is substituted by the word(s) before the phrase.
You don’t believe me? Fine, google the phrases "sweep her off her feet" and "sweep off her feet."
HMM, the first one gives me 70,500 hits but somehow the second one only gives me 591 hits. And in most of the 591 hits, they’re used after nouns or pronouns.
HMMMMM, I wonder who’s right and who’s wrong?
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