Before I Agree to 2021 I Need to See Some Terms and Conditions.
Before I Agree to 2021 I Need to See Some Terms and Conditions
Can anyone please explain the meaning of the sentence? I really don't get it. Thanks.
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There is no certainty here - I think it depends on the context. It could be a comment about the uncertainty of the future, especially as 2020 has been a universally bad year. Yes, we're going into a new year, but is it really something that we want to agree to be entering?
- There is no certainty here - I think it depends on the context.
- It could be a comment about the uncertainty of the future, especially as 2020 has been a universally bad year.
- Yes, we're going into a new year, but is it really something that we want to agree to be entering?
- What if it turns out to be as awful as 2021?
- It's [possibly] a humorous comment, but the context could change it.
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There is no certainty here - I think it depends on the context.
It could be a comment about the uncertainty of the future, especially as 2020 has been a universally bad year. Yes, we're going into a new year, but is it really something that we want to agree to be entering? What if it turns out to be as awful as 2021? It's [possibly] a humorous comment, but the context could change it
0It is a sardonic joke.
When you agree to a contract, there are terms and conditions. For example, when you install a new application on your laptop, you have to check a box saying that you have read the terms and conditions and agree to them.
2020 has been a year of disasters and problems. If this person wants to live in year 2021, they want to see what's going to happen, e.g. the
0Out of topic, imagine if 2021 turns out to be completely on contrary to 2020.
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