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25 mai 2021
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He climbed to his feet.
He stood up.
Do they mean the same thing?
He climbed to his feet.
He stood up.
Do they mean the same thing?
He stood up.
Do they mean the same thing?
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Yes. However, "climbed to his feet" gives imagery that he used his hands to prop himself up; eg. by pushing his arms against a chair to support his body he stood up.
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Yes. However, "climbed to his feet" gives imagery that he used his hands to prop himself up; eg. by pushing his arms against a chair to support his body he stood up.
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They’re the same, but he climbed to his feet is descriptive and would only really be used when telling a story or in a book :)
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