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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Guilty, your honour
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Guy A says: I think that the guy B came up with this name.
Guy B says: I don't know who came up with it.
Guy C says: Guilty, your honour.
---- What does the last guy mean. I know that you use this phrase in court. When the jury, probably, says that the defendant is guilty. Maybe guy C refers to guy A who said that the guy B came up with the name of the band, and then the other said that it's not true?
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Guy A says: I think that the guy B came up with this name.
Guy B says: I don't know who came up with it.
Guy C says: Guilty, your honour.
---- What does the last guy mean. I know that you use this phrase in court. When the jury, probably, says that the defendant is guilty. Maybe guy C refers to guy A who said that the guy B came up with the name of the band, and then the other said that it's not true?
Take care
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Guy C is admitting that he is the person that the others are trying to identify. It is the defendant who pleads guilty or innocent before the judge.
- Guy C is admitting that he is the person that the others are trying to identify.
- It is the defendant who pleads guilty or innocent before the judge.
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Guy C is admitting that he is the person that the others are trying to identify. It is the defendant who pleads guilty or innocent before the judge.
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I see. so probably guy C is the one who came up with the name.
It sounds clear now. Thanks!
It sounds clear now. Thanks!
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Guy C is saying that he is guilty. Guilty of coming up with the name for whatever. ie: He named it.
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