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Shansid Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Grammar & Sentence Structure
One of my friends says that natives don't say 'Do one thing'... this phrase is the typical of non-natives. Is this so?
Do natives use this phrase?
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No. " and walk out. They do say, for example: If I could ask you to do one thing for me: keep an eye on Bobby while I'm away.
- No.
- " and walk out.
- They do say, for example: If I could ask you to do one thing for me: keep an eye on Bobby while I'm away.
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No. Natives do not walk into a room and say, "Do one thing." and walk out.
They do say, for example:
If I could ask you to do one thing for me: keep an eye on Bobby while I'm away.
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