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Cat navy 425 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Doubt in sentence

Dear all,

I would like to know whether the following expressions are used in daily conversation by native English speakers. Kindly enlighten me on this.

I had a close shave.

Easier said than done.

I have had not my say it.

They are in affluent circumstances.

This means much to me.

I have had it done to my liking.

I am in a fix.

I am in earnest.

I cannot abide him.

On no account must you do it.

This is my cut and dry opinion.

What has become of you?.

It is impossible for a human.


Thanking you in advance.




  

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I had a close shave. Rarely. Easier said than done.

— CalifJim

  • I had a close shave.
  • Rarely.
  • Easier said than done.
  • Yes.
  • I have had not my say it.
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I had a close shave. Rarely.

Easier said than done. Yes.

I have had not my say it. Impossible.

They are in affluent circumstances. Almost never.

This means much to me. Almost never.

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