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- Why there are 2 verbs in the sentence, Jim shoved open the door. shove verb [ I/T ] US /ʃʌv/ To shove is also to slide something along a surface by moving or pushing it: [ T ] She got into her coat and shoved her hands deep into her pockets. [ M ] Jim shoved open the door (= pushed the door to open it), and invited his visitor in. I look up this word from the web: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/shove There is a sentence , Jim shoved open the door. I want to ask, shoved is a verb, open is a verb too. It seems to be odd. Why there are 2 verbs in the sentence. And i don't know what does the signal "[M]" mean.March 12, 201970
- Just got a good message! As a 30 years old woman who married for more than 2 years. I still hadn't a child. It's so depression.Just now I heard from my mother and got the message that my sister-in-law is pregnant. It's just so glorious. I am so happy for them. And I bless I can get pregnant this month too.May 8, 201511

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