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Mr. Tom Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A phrase required
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Could you please tell me if there is any set phrase/expression which children say when they want a short break (for whatever reason) during a game in which they are running from someone (from the child who is catching them)? Here in Pakistan they say "two-times"--and then they are allowed a very short break in which they can set their shoe/drink water etc.
Thanks,
Tom
Could you please tell me if there is any set phrase/expression which children say when they want a short break (for whatever reason) during a game in which they are running from someone (from the child who is catching them)? Here in Pakistan they say "two-times"--and then they are allowed a very short break in which they can set their shoe/drink water etc.
Thanks,
Tom
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Mr. Tom Could you please tell me if there is any set phrase/expression which children say when they want a short break ( for whatever reason ) during a game in which they are running from someone (from the child who is catching them)? I don't believe I have ever heard of such a thing.
- Mr.
- Tom Could you please tell me if there is any set phrase/expression which children say when they want a short break ( for whatever reason ) during a game in which they are running from someone (from the child who is catching them)?
- I don't believe I have ever heard of such a thing.
- CJ
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Mr. TomCould you please tell me if there is any set phrase/expression which children say when they want a short break (for whatever reason) during a game in which they are running from someone (from the child who is catching them)?I don't believe I have ever heard of such a thing.
CJ
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I seem to remember that it's "time out" just as it is for "real" sports.
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