is correct expression? "he captured me in prison"
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4
No, but you can say,
"He put me in prison".
"He threw me in prison".
"He imprisoned me".
3
It is wrong.
I was captured and thrown into prison.
2
Double-capture!
You are in prison (=captured), and somebody came in to "capture" you again... obviously outside of the law.
1
I guess you could say "He captured me in prison", but I'm thinking of a different meaning when I hear this. *lol*
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