Valery, DATE isn't a verb here because we don't say "to date with someone." It's a noun - probably in the phrase "to have a date with someone."
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Mirzabek Toshtonboyevasked for translation hace 7 años
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date with
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ставить дату с
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встреча с
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ходить на свидания с
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встречаться с (свидание )
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⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment hace 7 años
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment hace 7 años
Александр, это не глагол.
Александр Печеньadded a comment hace 7 años
Спасибо, понятно.
Mirzabek Toshtonboyevadded a comment hace 7 años
Улий, my teacher said that it is verb, please, prove your thought
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment hace 7 años
In the phrase “DATE WITH” it can only be a verb if it means to apply a date to something with something - and I can’t even think of an example. Otherwise, if it means to go out with someone, or meet someone for a romantic rendezvous, we don’t use WITH, we just say “She’s dating him” or “they’re dating.” However, as a noun, we can say “She has a date with him tonight.”
Mirzabek Toshtonboyevadded a comment hace 7 años
Улий, большое спасибо вам, thank you a lot
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment hace 7 años
Всегда пожалуйста)))
Mirzabek Toshtonboyevadded a comment hace 7 años
🤝🤝👍👍