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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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don't quite now
Hi Hancus,
You wrote:
Don't quite know. (1)
What does (1) mean?
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You wrote:
Don't quite know. (1)
What does (1) mean?
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Sorry, I made a typo/error: (I) Don't quite k now. It means I don't know this matter too well. The verb is know .
- Sorry, I made a typo/error: (I) Don't quite k now.
- It means I don't know this matter too well.
- The verb is know .
- For quite , look in the dictionary, it will tell you what functions it can have, but it's not a verb.
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Sorry, I made a typo/error:
(I) Don't quite know.
It means I don't know this matter too well.
The verb is know.
For quite, look in the dictionary, it will tell you what functions it can have, but it's not a verb.
(I) Don't quite know.
It means I don't know this matter too well.
The verb is know.
For quite, look in the dictionary, it will tell you what functions it can have, but it's not a verb.
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