Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
check up on/check the baby
Would you go and check up on/check the baby?
Should I use "check up on" or "check" the baby here? If either will do, are they different in meaning? Thanks.
Should I use "check up on" or "check" the baby here? If either will do, are they different in meaning? Thanks.
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Hi, Would you go and check up on/check the baby ? Should I use "check up on" or "check" the baby here? If either will do, are they different in meaning ?
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Hi,
Would you go and check up on/check the baby?
Should I use "check up on" or "check" the baby here? If either will do, are they different in meaning?
Sometimes, no difference in meaning is intended. However, here are a couple of comments.
Check up on - focuses more on what the baby is doi
Would you go and check up on/check the baby?
Should I use "check up on" or "check" the baby here? If either will do, are they different in meaning?
Sometimes, no difference in meaning is intended. However, here are a couple of comments.
Check up on - focuses more on what the baby is doi
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