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Silak12 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Be set up for something?
Hi, everyone.
I have been watching a TV series and a character asks another(or the other)(what should I say?) character;
Are you set up for wifi?
It's a British series.
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If there are only two characters in the scene, use 'the other'; if there are more than two, use 'another' or 'the others' or 'one of the others' – depending on who he's asking.
- If there are only two characters in the scene, use 'the other'; if there are more than two, use 'another' or 'the others' or 'one of the others' – depending on who he's asking.
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If there are only two characters in the scene, use 'the other'; if there are more than two, use 'another' or 'the others' or 'one of the others' – depending on who he's asking.
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