March 12, 2025
Is the phrase to cut out common and used among people today
The idea behind these forms is to cut out fraud
A catalytic converter will cut out 90% of carbon monoxide emissions
The team cut out their mistakes to win the game
We have to cut him out of the team
Is the phrase to cut out common and used among people today?
1. The idea behind these forms is to cut out fraud
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2. A catalytic converter will cut out 90% of carbon monoxide emissions
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3. The team cut out their mistakes to win the game
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4. We have to cut him out of the team.
1. I understand the meaning of this sentence. It is not the most formal verb phrase to use.
2. Understandable and would be common to say.
3. I dont think “cut out” works in this instance but I think it would be understandable in conversation. I think it would be more natural to say something like “The team stopped making mistakes.” Although the phrase “Cut it out!” could be yelled by a coach when a team is making mistakes.
4. Understandable and it is most common phrase to use for this usage.
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Is the phrase to cut out common and used among people today
The idea behind these forms is to cut out fraud A catalytic converter will cut out 90% of carbon monoxide emissions The team cut out their mistakes to win the game We have to cut him out of the team
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Yes it is.
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The idea behind these forms is to cut out fraud A catalytic converter will cut out 90% of carbon monoxide emissions The team cut out their mistakes to win the game We have to cut him out of the team This sentence has been marked as perfect! 1. The idea behind these forms is to cut out fraud 1. I understand the meaning of this sentence. It is not the most formal verb phrase to use. 2. Understandable and would be common to say. 3. I dont think “cut out” works in this instance but I think it would be understandable in conversation. I think it would be more natural to say something like “The team stopped making mistakes.” Although the phrase “Cut it out!” could be yelled by a coach when a team is making mistakes. 4. Understandable and it is most common phrase to use for this usage. |
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