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Is the phrasal verb “to pull over” used only for cars?
Is it possible to use it for a bicycle/stroller/scooter?
If not, then what should I say to a child riding scooter to ask him to move to the side of the road?
Is the phrasal verb “to pull over” used only for cars?
Is it possible to use it for a bicycle/stroller/scooter?
If not, then what should I say to a child riding scooter to ask him to move to the side of the road?
Is it possible to use it for a bicycle/stroller/scooter?
If not, then what should I say to a child riding scooter to ask him to move to the side of the road?
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