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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
all right = happy
LDCE gives the following sample sentences:
You passed? All right! - AmE
I wonder which:
1. One person is saying both sentences:
"You passed? I'm happy to hear it."
2. The first is a question and the second
an answer by the other person:
"You passed?" "Yes, I'm happy."
Thank you.
You passed? All right! - AmE
I wonder which:
1. One person is saying both sentences:
"You passed? I'm happy to hear it."
2. The first is a question and the second
an answer by the other person:
"You passed?" "Yes, I'm happy."
Thank you.
Top answer
Your forgot to tell us your question this time anonymous.
- Your forgot to tell us your question this time anonymous.
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It's like saying "You passed? That's great!" or "...Congratulations!"
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I see. Thank you very much, khoff. I appreciate your answer very much.
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