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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Go over your time
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"go over your time" Exceed the time allotted to you . eg If you are asked to write an essay in 30 minutes but you take 40 minutes, you have gone over your time (by 10 minutes). So you just gone go over your time.
- "go over your time" Exceed the time allotted to you .
- eg If you are asked to write an essay in 30 minutes but you take 40 minutes, you have gone over your time (by 10 minutes).
- So you just gone go over your time.
- gone here means going to.
- The writer is trying to make the sentence sound like it is in a dialectical form of English.
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"go over your time" Exceed the time allotted to you.
eg If you are asked to write an essay in 30 minutes but you take 40 minutes, you have gone over your time (by 10 minutes).
So you just gone go over your time.
gone here means going to.
The writer is trying to make the sentence sound like it is in a dialectical form of English.
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