From a movie Green Book
Hi teachers~
I have some questions about some expressions from Green Book.
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Q1. A said to B "nice tuttleneck." and "Ways to mix it up."
I didn't catch what A said. I just copied and pasted this from a movie script website
If the website is right, what does 'way to mix it up' mean?
Q2. Is there any difference betwen these two sentences?
'I would happily buy it
'I would be happy to buy it.'
Thanks~
Top answer
1. It should be "nice turtleneck". ways to mix it up = different ways to make something more interesting and/or different (by mixing (up) things in different ways).
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- It should be "nice turtleneck".
- ways to mix it up = different ways to make something more interesting and/or different (by mixing (up) things in different ways).
- Suppose you always wear the same kind of outfit/clothes but on this particular occasion you change something to make you look different and more interesting.
- 2.
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1. It should be "nice turtleneck".
...ways to mix it up = different ways to make something more interesting and/or different (by mixing (up) things in different ways).
Suppose you always wear the same kind of outfit/clothes but on this particular occasion you change something to make you look different and more interesting.
2. No
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