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What is the difference between through and Through?
Through is spelled properly. None. Thru is an ugly American abbreviation for the word through.
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What is difference between through and through?
Through is the correct spelling. Thru is just an American slang word used when referring to fast food places, for example drive thru. Thru was shorten for signs on the pavemen…t and was easier for Americans to recognize. They both mean the same but through is more proper for writing. (MORE)
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What is the definition of the words through and through?
"Through" and "thru" are equivalent in terms of meaning; they have slightly different connotations in terms of literary effect and stylistic choices. Both words are adverbs de…scribing movement entering then exiting a defined area or situation. An example sentence would be "The college student realized he would simply have to work through the night to complete his term paper on time." (MORE)
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What is different between through and through?
The word 'thru' is an informal variant of the british word 'through' (passage of).
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Can you walk through a drive through?
During normal operating hours, they probably wouldn't like it. If you go through at a time when the drive-through is the only thing open, and you have a legit reason (e.g., ve…hicle which is too high, vehicle towing a trailer, etc.) and explain this to them, then they're often willing to make an exception. Added: Since it would occur on private property, there are no traffic laws that govern this practice. (MORE)
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See through it or see it through?
It depends on what you want to say. You can say "I can see through it", or "I want to see it through".
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Is it walk through or walk-through?
The two-word form is used only when you are using through as an adverb (e.g. he will walk through the door). The hyphenated noun walk-through was the earlier form, meaning a… rehearsal or dry run. The modern meaning, spelled as walkthrough, is the examination of a process through each action in sequence, as to familiarize oneself with the steps. It is also used for software where all of the branching paths of a program are examined, to verify that the algorithms are correct and that it does what it is supposed to do. (MORE)
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Which is right to get through this or to get through WITH this?
The proper grammar is using the word with. Here is a sample sentence. I would love to get through with this science project tonight because tomorrow night is the prom and I …don't want to miss it because I have not finished with this project. The word with has to be there because it specifies what needs to be completed, the science project effort. It helps the verb if that makes sense. If you say, "I would like to get through this horrible situation.", that would be correct because you are describing an event that depends upon an action. Getting through a divorce is an example of this. I know there are other grammatical terms to explain all this but I hope this was enough to help you for now. (MORE)
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What does a townie through and through mean?
A townie is someone who lives in a town or city. Through and through means all the way through, or completely. The person is a city boy or girl, totally and completely.
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What is through and through sawing?
then you cut a tree into slices going down to form lanks of wood xx