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Listenever Posted 10 years ago
The movie clip starts with this dialogue:
So you're not a classical music person, then?
______ every minute.
Yeah, I could tell.
In the second line, is it "Hate" or "Hated" in the blank?
It's a British accent.
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British accent: hate or hated?
The movie clip starts with this dialogue:
So you're not a classical music person, then?
______ every minute.
Yeah, I could tell.
In the second line, is it "Hate" or "Hated" in the blank?
It's a British accent.
Top answer
hate
- hate
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Thank you.
I've got one more question.
At 21 seconds into the clip, there's this dialogue:
Right, _________________ get you in.
Wait a minute, Clark.
What did she say in the blank?
I've got one more question.
At 21 seconds into the clip, there's this dialogue:
Right, _________________ get you in.
Wait a minute, Clark.
What did she say in the blank?
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Thanks.
Who's 'we' here?
Is it the two people having the dialogue?
Then, how come it's not 'I'd better get you in' but 'we'd better get you in'?
Who's 'we' here?
Is it the two people having the dialogue?
Then, how come it's not 'I'd better get you in' but 'we'd better get you in'?
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listeneverWho's 'we' here?It's a polite way of saying "I'.
Another form is 'Let's get you inside.'
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