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Tostyle un Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Closing at work
Hello teachers,
What does this mean?
"I am closing at work tonight? "
Thank you.
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tostyle un "I am closing at work tonight? " More context is needed. A possible meaning is that the person is responsible for closing (locking up) the store, office or other business premises at the end of the working day.
- tostyle un "I am closing at work tonight?
- " More context is needed.
- A possible meaning is that the person is responsible for closing (locking up) the store, office or other business premises at the end of the working day.
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tostyle un"I am closing at work tonight? "
As you have written it, the question mark is part of the sentence, but I will assume that you did not intend that, and that you are actually asking about the sentence:
"I am closing at work tonight."
More context is needed. A possible meaning is that the person is responsible for closing (locking up) th
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