Word Network: hook

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"He hung his wet raincoat on the hook."

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"He hung his wet raincoat on the hook."

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This Word in Other Languages (1)

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Grammar Connections (8)

Using One and Ones as Pronouns

pronouns
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In, On, At: Where Things Are

prepositions
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Here & There: Simple Location

adverbs
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Forward-Pointing Pronouns (Cataphora)

pronouns
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Their vs. There vs. Theyre: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
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English Actions: I, You, We, They (Present Simple)

verbs_tenses
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Future with 'Will': Snap Choices & Guesses

verbs_tenses
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Adjective + To-Infinitive (It's easy to learn)

gerunds_infinitives
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Used in Phrases (4)

Let someone off the hook.

Allow someone to escape punishment.

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To let someone off the hook.

Release from obligation.

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let someone off the hook

To allow someone to avoid punishment or responsibility

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by hook or by crook

By any means necessary, whether honest or dishonest.
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