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Tntenglishmaster Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

"do English"??

I know it's not proper, but
If I say a sentence like this, What do you think I'm meaning?

1. "I can do English."

2. "You can do English."
  

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tntenglishmaster 1. " 2. " Are you saying that you don't know the difference between "I" and "you"?

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tntenglishmaster1. "I can do English." 2. "You can do English."
Are you saying that you don't know the difference between "I" and "you"?

CJ
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I and you makes no difference.

The focus is "do English".
When I say "do English.", What do you understand for the phrase?
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tntenglishmasterWhen I say "do English.", What do you understand for the phrase?
It confuses me because it's so general. 'study English', 'take a course in English', 'speak English', and 'read English' come to mind. It depends on what was said in the conversation previous to 'do English'.

CJ
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