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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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going to each in turn
Sharing out apples among a number of kids, going to each in turn:
One for you, one for you, one for you... and one for you.
Handing out apples to one kid:
One for breakfast and another for lunch. ... I'm not sure about that when I see it written down... I think I would say:
One for breakfast and one for lunch.
Could you explain to me what is "going to each in turn"?
One for you, one for you, one for you... and one for you.
Handing out apples to one kid:
One for breakfast and another for lunch. ... I'm not sure about that when I see it written down... I think I would say:
One for breakfast and one for lunch.
Could you explain to me what is "going to each in turn"?
Top answer
Going to each in turn = going to each child, in order, one by one.
- Going to each in turn = going to each child, in order, one by one.
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Going to each in turn = going to each child, in order, one by one.
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