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English_Learner123 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Confusion in sentence
Hello,
May I know the meaning of following sentences?
A little rye for Ray
should go a long way, sir.
Rubbing me callouses off this German back.
God save the Queen, sir.
May I know the meaning of following sentences?
A little rye for Ray
should go a long way, sir.
Rubbing me callouses off this German back.
God save the Queen, sir.
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Hi, May I know the meaning of following sentences? Thanks for not giving us any context. That way, we get to exercise our imaginations.
- Hi, May I know the meaning of following sentences?
- Thanks for not giving us any context.
- That way, we get to exercise our imaginations.
- A little rye for Ray should go a long way, sir.
- 'Rye' may refer to a kind of whiskey, or to a kind of bread.
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Hi,
May I know the meaning of following sentences?
Thanks for not giving us any context. That way, we get to exercise our imaginations.
A little rye for Ray should go a long way, sir.
'Rye' may refer to a kind of whiskey, or to a kind of bread.
Anyway, the idea is that giving a little to Ray will be very useful in the current stuation.
May I know the meaning of following sentences?
Thanks for not giving us any context. That way, we get to exercise our imaginations.
A little rye for Ray should go a long way, sir.
'Rye' may refer to a kind of whiskey, or to a kind of bread.
Anyway, the idea is that giving a little to Ray will be very useful in the current stuation.
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Thanks for your help, Clive. The above sentences were actually from a movie, Sherlock Holmes.
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