Is this right to say, "Roger Federer made the finals of the French open 2009"
why can't it be, "Roger Federer made it to the finals of French open 2009"yuyan.... thank u for ur response. Could u please confirm ur opinion on this....
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You can use either. They both mean the same thing.
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@yuyan - yes, you have identified another way of saying this. However, it is in my opinion a waste of time to try and grammatically deconstruct an idiomatic expression such as this - Maruthi's original phrases were both 'right' and in common use; they are not trying to be a perfect sentence.
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i think both examples u gave have some minor grammatical errors. the best way to express that concept would be "Roger Federer made IT INTO the finals of THE 2009 French Open."
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