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Desireandlove Posted 18 years ago
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Better off
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00 I have a sentence here, and I do not understand "better off". 02 br
00 "I guess sometimes you're just better off staying at home!" 02 br
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00 Can someone here explaim me "better off" means? 0-
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00 I have a sentence here, and I do not understand "better off". 02 br
00 "I guess sometimes you're just better off staying at home!" 02 br
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00 Can someone here explaim me "better off" means? 0-
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12 blockquote 10 safer, more satisfied, happier, in a better condition. 02 br 00 CJ 0-
- 12 blockquote 10 safer, more satisfied, happier, in a better condition.
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01 cite 10 Desireandlove 12 cite 10 Can someone here 11 del10 safer, more satisfied, happier, in a better condition. Sometimes it is more advantageous to stay at home than to go out. 02 br10 explaim me 12 del10 explain what "better off" means? 12 blockquote
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0 It means that, sometimes, it is better to stay at home, rather than to go out. 02 br
00 Better off = more beneficial. 02 br
00 You could walk there, but it's quite a long way. You would be better off taking the bus. 0-
00 Better off = more beneficial. 02 br
00 You could walk there, but it's quite a long way. You would be better off taking the bus. 0-
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