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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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get home, come in, in
When did you get home? I never heard you come in.
What time is Roz's flight due in?
In the first sentence, I think "get home" means "buy home". If yes then, what "come in" means there?
Also, could you tell me what "in" means in the second sentence?
What time is Roz's flight due in?
In the first sentence, I think "get home" means "buy home". If yes then, what "come in" means there?
Also, could you tell me what "in" means in the second sentence?
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Hi, No, you have the wrong idea. These are idiomatic expressions. When did you get home ?
- Hi, No, you have the wrong idea.
- These are idiomatic expressions.
- When did you get home ?
- arrive home I never heard you come in.
- when is it due to arrive in the airport?
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Hi,
No, you have the wrong idea. These are idiomatic expressions.
When did you get home? arrive home I never heard you come in. come into / enter the house
What time is Roz's flight due in?when is it due to arrive in the airport?
In the first sentence, I think "get home" means "buy home". If yes then, what "come in" means there?
Also, could yo
No, you have the wrong idea. These are idiomatic expressions.
When did you get home? arrive home I never heard you come in. come into / enter the house
What time is Roz's flight due in?when is it due to arrive in the airport?
In the first sentence, I think "get home" means "buy home". If yes then, what "come in" means there?
Also, could yo
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