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Jack112 Posted 20 years ago
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0 Do these two mean pretty much the same? 02 br
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00 1. You guys 01 b 00 go 02 b 00 have fun, okay? 02 br
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00 2. You guys have fun, okay? 02 br
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00 Thanks. 0-
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00 1. You guys 01 b 00 go 02 b 00 have fun, okay? 02 br
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00 2. You guys have fun, okay? 02 br
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02 br 02 br 00 #2 is used informally in spoken language. " by newspaper reporters. 0-
- 02 br 02 br 00 #2 is used informally in spoken language.
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0 Yes, I'd say so. 02 br
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00 #2 is used informally in spoken language. You'll often see sentences like it quoted as "You guys (go) have fun, okay?" by newspaper reporters. It means although "go" is not said out loud, it's meaning is implied. 0-
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00 #2 is used informally in spoken language. You'll often see sentences like it quoted as "You guys (go) have fun, okay?" by newspaper reporters. It means although "go" is not said out loud, it's meaning is implied. 0-
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0 The only difference is the first one implies the "guys" are going somewhere. 02 br
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00 Say I bring my kids to a place where there's lots of stuff to do. I've brought my book and my plan is to sit on the bench and read. I give them a kiss and say "You guys go have fun, okay?." 01 b 00 They 02 b 00 are leaving where I am. Hence, the "go." 02 br
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00 Say I bring my kids to a place where there's lots of stuff to do. I've brought my book and my plan is to sit on the bench and read. I give them a kiss and say "You guys go have fun, okay?." 01 b 00 They 02 b 00 are leaving where I am. Hence, the "go." 02 br
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