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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Edit this please
No split up before meet up!
What he wanted to express is "Be there or be sqare!"
What he wanted to express is "Be there or be sqare!"
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This relates to the other post doesn't it? As we said then, these mean two different things. 'Be there or be square' is a very dated phrase which means 'You'll miss out on something good if you don't turn up'.
- This relates to the other post doesn't it?
- As we said then, these mean two different things.
- 'Be there or be square' is a very dated phrase which means 'You'll miss out on something good if you don't turn up'.
- It is not the same as asking someone to wait for you.
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This relates to the other post doesn't it?
As we said then, these mean two different things.
'Be there or be square' is a very dated phrase which means 'You'll miss out on something good if you don't turn up'.
It is not the same as asking someone to wait for you.
As we said then, these mean two different things.
'Be there or be square' is a very dated phrase which means 'You'll miss out on something good if you don't turn up'.
It is not the same as asking someone to wait for you.
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...not really, sorry. I can follow what you mean, but it doesn't quite work.
'don't go before I get there' would be how I would say it.
'don't go before I get there' would be how I would say it.
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Of course 'don't go before I get there' is much better.
That awkward sentence was not written by me, however.
That awkward sentence was not written by me, however.
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