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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
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Dinner is on me?
Can the question to the answer "Dinner is on me" be
Whom/Who is dinner on?
Thank you so much
Whom/Who is dinner on?
Thank you so much
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It isn't a standard question, the idiom doesn't necessarily reverse. Who's buying/paying? is more straightforward.
- It isn't a standard question, the idiom doesn't necessarily reverse.
- Who's buying/paying?
- is more straightforward.
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It isn't a standard question, the idiom doesn't necessarily reverse.
Who's buying/paying? is more straightforward.
Who's buying/paying? is more straightforward.
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