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Expression: "I got lied to a lot."

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Mon Aug 11, 2008 20:33 pm Expression: "I got lied to a lot."

Hi

Could you please tell me if the following expression sounds OK to you?

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"I got lied to a lot."

Tom

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Mon Aug 11, 2008 20:53 pm Expression: "I got lied to a lot."

Hi Tom It sounds OK to me. To me, it's a bit more informal than "He was lied to a lot". .

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