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Mudclay Posted 16 years ago
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Hello,
" I want to stay here for another three hours."
I was in my friend's house. I had stayed there for 2 hours when I said
" I want to stay here for another 3 hours."
Do I have to stay 3 hours or more first, before I can say FOR ANOTHER 3 HOURS ?
I got the idea from a song of Jason Mraz (Life is Wonderful) "It takes the one to have the other"
Does this make sense?
Thank you!
" I want to stay here for another three hours."
I was in my friend's house. I had stayed there for 2 hours when I said
" I want to stay here for another 3 hours."
Do I have to stay 3 hours or more first, before I can say FOR ANOTHER 3 HOURS ?
I got the idea from a song of Jason Mraz (Life is Wonderful) "It takes the one to have the other"
Does this make sense?
Thank you!
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" I was in my friend's house. " Do I have to stay 3 hours or more first, before I can say FOR ANOTHER 3 HOURS ? No.
- " I was in my friend's house.
- " Do I have to stay 3 hours or more first, before I can say FOR ANOTHER 3 HOURS ?
- No.
- Really, it's an ambiguous thing to say, but the context usualy makes the meaning clear.
- I got the idea from a song of Jason Mraz (Life is Wonderful) "It takes the one to have the other" Does this make sense?
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Hi,
" I want to stay here for another three hours."
I was in my friend's house. I had stayed there for 2 hours when I said
" I want to stay here for another 3 hours."
Do I have to stay 3 hours or more first, before I can say FOR ANOTHER 3 HOURS ? No. Really, it's an ambiguous thing to say, but
" I want to stay here for another three hours."
I was in my friend's house. I had stayed there for 2 hours when I said
" I want to stay here for another 3 hours."
Do I have to stay 3 hours or more first, before I can say FOR ANOTHER 3 HOURS ? No. Really, it's an ambiguous thing to say, but
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