Dec 28th, 2018, 04:31 pm
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| eslHQ Zealot | | Join Date: Mar 12th, 2013
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 Re: fair game
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Quote susan53  I think they're more or less synonymous. Eg here they'd be interchangeable :
1.With a dangerous and convicted murderer ON THE LOOSE and various alleged sightings of her, authorities hoped to quickly allay public concerns..
| Hi susan,
Does 'on the run' also sound natural in the example above?
Can I use at large and on the run in the example below?
"More than 100 prisoners are still ON THE LOOSE in 5 wings of the jail"
Thanks a lot. |
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