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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Charlotte's web
"Well, I am pretty. There's no denying that. Almost all spiders are rather nice-looking. I'm not as flashy as some, but I'll do."
I quoted it from Charlotte's web chapter 5. What I can't understand is the sentence 'I'll do'. Why did Charlotte mean when she said "I'm not as flashy as some, but I'll do."? What sentence should be followed by 'I'll do'?
I quoted it from Charlotte's web chapter 5. What I can't understand is the sentence 'I'll do'. Why did Charlotte mean when she said "I'm not as flashy as some, but I'll do."? What sentence should be followed by 'I'll do'?
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"I'll do" is an idiomatic use of DO. It means, "I am good enough"
- "I'll do" is an idiomatic use of DO.
- It means, "I am good enough"
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"I'll do" is an idiomatic use of DO. It means, "I am good enough"
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