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Re: Email away? Practice away?Posted by Smokey Stover on April 25, 2004 In Reply to: Email away? Practice away? posted by Joanie on April 25, 2004
: Hello : Thanks! The answer to your question is a firm "Yes and no." "E-mail away" would presumably mean "Go ahead and E-mail to your heart's content," and "Practice away" the same, mutatis mutandis. But one is not likely to hear either phrase very often. "Child: Mom, I feel like practicing the piano now. Mom: Well, practice away, honey!" Yeah, right! But the adverb "away" is often used as you suggest, to mean "as you like." You wanna chop this down? Chop away. SS |