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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Go in?

Can I use this to mean "can I go in"?
  

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onizo Go in? Can I use this to mean "can I go in"? No.

— CalifJim

  • onizo Go in?
  • Can I use this to mean "can I go in"?
  • No.
  • " is very ambiguous.
  • It could mean a number of different things.
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onizo Go in? Can I use this to mean "can I go in"?
No. By itself "Go in?" is very ambiguous. It could mean a number of different things.

CJ
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CalifJim onizo Go in? Can I use this to mean "can I go in"?No. By itself "Go in?" is very ambiguous. It could mean a number of different things.CJ
Thank you.

Then among these a number of different things, is can I go in one of them?
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In the US, this is non-standard, but might be used to mean, "Can I go in?", provided that you gesture with your hand, pointing to the door, while saying "Go in?" This would usually be understood, especially if you have a foreign accent and are obviously not a native English speaker.
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onizoThen among these a number of different things, is can I go in one of them?
I suppose, if you use a lot of sign language to demonstrate your point, but that's not speaking English.

CJ
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