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Curb stealing in the country #1 (permalink) Sun Apr 24, 2005 16:39 pm   Curb stealing in the country
 

Test No. incompl/advan-40 "The News", question 2

The idea behind the scheme is to try and ......... stealing in the country.

(a) curb
(b) kill
(c) maintain
(d) confuse

Test No. incompl/advan-40 "The News", answer 2

The idea behind the scheme is to try and curb stealing in the country.

Correct answer: (a) curb
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Curb #2 (permalink) Sun Apr 24, 2005 17:53 pm   Curb
 

This means simply restrict.
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Curb stealing in the country #3 (permalink) Wed Feb 15, 2006 16:36 pm   Curb stealing in the country
 

Interesting grammar "to try AND curb". Is it an expression or it just should be "to try TO curb"?
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Try and curb #4 (permalink) Wed Feb 15, 2006 17:08 pm   Try and curb
 

Hi Vitaly,

Glad you like the grammar. You might also like to note the following:

come and see
go and ask
stop and think

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