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24 January
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English (US)
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Question about English (US)
Let me buckle your seatbelt
Let me buckle you
Are they the same?
Let me buckle your seatbelt
Let me buckle you
Are they the same?
Let me buckle you
Are they the same?
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It sounds unnatural to say "let me buckle you"
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