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Victorycountry Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Do me a favo(u)r

Hi,

I am just wondering about the meaning of "Do me a favour" in "I thought the sending off was a joke. Nolberto Solano sent off for violent conduct? Do me a favour." I know that you use it often in asking but here I think it's got different meaning.

Thanks in advance.
  

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I think it means: "Was Nolberto Solano sent off for violent conduct? " or "Was Nolberto Solano sent off for violent conduct? No way!

— Paco2004

  • I think it means: "Was Nolberto Solano sent off for violent conduct?
  • " or "Was Nolberto Solano sent off for violent conduct?
  • No way!
  • " paco
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I think it means:
"Was Nolberto Solano sent off for violent conduct? Don't kid me!" or
"Was Nolberto Solano sent off for violent conduct? No way! Far from that!"
paco
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Another colloquial term: puleeeeeeeze! (Please)
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It seems to be short for: "do me a favour – don't treat me like an idiot".

Or near offer.

MrP
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