What does this mean?
"I went back over the 3 pieces of pizza."
Does that mean the speaker went back to the place he had left, and ate the 3 pieces of pizza?
For that sentence, I can't guess anything else than that.
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"I went back over TO the 3 pieces of pizza" means the speaker returned to where the pieces were.
"I went back over the 3 pieces of pizza" could mean the speaker re-examined the pieces (before eating them?), or, if he had already eaten them, it means he thought about them analytically. Perhaps he had had food poisoning?
That's all I can think of.
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Sounds like a detective who needs to reexamine something about "3 pieces of pizza". Sorry, can't help further.
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"I went back over the 3 pieces of pizza."
I think he meant that he went back to finish eating all 3 pieces!
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I guess it means the speaker could not continue eating pizza after he ate the third piece!! and he/she stopped eating!
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I'm sorry I can't provide any more than that because this is the question someone asked on a website and I couldn't make an answer for that, and wanted to know what the meaning of this was..
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