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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Getting
- I want a hug.
- You're not getting one. / You won't get one. / You're not going to get one.
What's the difference between these?
- You're not getting one. / You won't get one. / You're not going to get one.
What's the difference between these?
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Hi, - I want a hug. - You're not getting one. Sounds a little friendly and arch.
- Hi, - I want a hug.
- - You're not getting one.
- Sounds a little friendly and arch.
- Ask again, you might get one .
- / You won't get one.
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Hi,
- I want a hug.
- You're not getting one. Sounds a little friendly and arch. Ask again, you might get one.
- I want a hug.
- You're not getting one. Sounds a little friendly and arch. Ask again, you might get one.
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