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Contraposition Posted 11 years ago
Could you please let me know what 'I wouldn't know', 'going about things' and 'caught with' mean respectively?
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Could you please let me know what 'I wouldn't know', 'going about things' and 'caught with' mean respectively?
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g. I wouldn't Know if somebody asked me; this is more tentative than a simple 'I don't know') would say = see the above explanation going about things - (started) dealing with something caught with = seen with (as in my previous response)
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- I wouldn't Know if somebody asked me; this is more tentative than a simple 'I don't know') would say = see the above explanation going about things - (started) dealing with something caught with = seen with (as in my previous response)
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woudn't Know = implied conditional (e.g. I wouldn't Know if somebody asked me; this is more tentative than a simple 'I don't know')
would say = see the above explanation
going about things - (started) dealing with something
caught with = seen with (as in my previous response)
would say = see the above explanation
going about things - (started) dealing with something
caught with = seen with (as in my previous response)
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Thank you for your answering. But could you please tell me what 'mind you' in the line between 'going about things' and 'caught with', as I forgot to mark that?
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mind you = used for making something that you have already said less strong
He is ruthless so you'd expect that not many people support him and yet the very next statement contradicts that.
He is ruthless so you'd expect that not many people support him and yet the very next statement contradicts that.
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