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Member Posts: 3025
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If you did not perform well on the stage, you would need to get on horse next time.
Am I correctly using 'get on horse'? Thank you |
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'Get on horse?' Maybe the expression is 'get on a horse,' or 'get on the horse.' Since 'horse' is a singular count noun, it needs an article in front of it.
But, I don't know this expression. Maybe someone else does. Did you see this written, Welkins, or did you hear it or something like it? |
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I heard it on Spiderman 3.
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