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Mosja Posted 7 years ago
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Does this question mean that people asking you how many boxes of pizza you want or if we have got any boxes of pizza?
A: Have pizza at home?
B: yes
A: How many?
B: Three, please?
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I don't understand the question entirely. A; Have pizza at home? (What does this mean?
- I don't understand the question entirely.
- A; Have pizza at home?
- (What does this mean?
- Do you have pizza at home?
- Do you want to eat pizza at home?
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I don't understand the question entirely.
A; Have pizza at home? (What does this mean? Do you have pizza at home? Do you want to eat pizza at home?
B: How many? (Now it looks like the person at a pizza place is asking if you want to have pizza at home. That would be called "Take Out."
A: Now it looks like you are buying pizza. This little conversation doesn't make good sense
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