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thanks a lot. I've studied the language for many years, but I don't remember such phrases. You usually say someBODY has something done, but not someTHING has something done. This is why I wanted to ask native speakers.
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alrosavilla thanks a lot. I've studied the language for many years, but I don't remember such phrases. You usually say someBODY has something done, but not someTHING has something done.
- alrosavilla thanks a lot.
- I've studied the language for many years, but I don't remember such phrases.
- You usually say someBODY has something done, but not someTHING has something done.
- This is why I wanted to ask native speakers.
- Right.
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alrosavillathanks a lot. I've studied the language for many years, but I don't remember such phrases. You usually say someBODY has something done, but not someTHING has something done. This is why I wanted to ask native speakers.
Right. This example is unusual. As I said, 'shop' refers to the people responsible for the shop.
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