how is it used... ?
lately I've been seeking to sore my vocabulary in the way I saw the word to budge so I was in a little muddle how is it used. is it used thus way:
-I'll budge the fridge so we can fix it.
-I better budge to bus if not I will lose it
-it's better that bus budge if they want the traffic to improve.
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Very common slang; it means to move. Literally it means to move slightly, but it can be used casually to mean anything from shove to hurry.
On a bench seat, or sofa, you might ask your friend to 'budge up'. It should not be used in writing.
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Hola Cesar
To budge can be used informally or formally. It simply means to move or shift something or change an opinion.
eg. The sofa got stuck in the doorway, it wouldn't budge.
or: I'm sticking to my plans and I'm not budging.
We also say informally to someone we know "Budge up" which means asking someone to make room so that you can sit down. I've got some of these colloquial uses on my discussions, so check them out as they explain 'Budge' and others very well. I hope my suggestions help. Only small tweaks really. If you'd like to practice speaking, I'd be happy to help you develop a study plan. Feel free to look at my teaching profile and class offerings and send me a message if you think I may be able to help you
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is it common or not? is it formal?
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