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Sonuml Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

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Could you please tell me the meaning of this sentence
'don't expect your mother to clean up after you all day'. Kindly help.
  

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Which bit don't you understand? It's not easy to put any simpler. Rover

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Which bit don't you understand?

It's not easy to put any simpler.

Rover
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Teacher
I don't get the meaning of ' to clean up after you' in this sentence ' don't expect your mother to clean up after you
all day'. Does it mean that the child cannot expect it's mother to clean up all the dirt it's made.
Can I say ' my sister cleans up after me ' and would it be correct
Please help...
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Do not use "it" to refer to a child.

It's not just "dirt." Don't expect your mother to pick up your clothes, tidy up after you, put away your things.
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