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Moon7296 Posted 8 years ago
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Have something going on between A and B / am(are) seeing someone.

Oliver: Hey. Do you have a girlfriend?

Jason: No, but I have a some.

Oliver: Some? What?

Jason: Some! Some! You know!

Oliver: Some what?

Jason: Ah! Some! There’s a girl and she’s some!

Oliver: Ah, you mean you ( )


Q) I was wondering if #1,2,3 are all okay for the blank.

1. are seeing someone

2. have something going on between someone and you.

3. have something between someone and you.

  

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moon7296 a some. That has no meaning for me.

— Mister Micawber

  • moon7296 a some.
  • That has no meaning for me.
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moon7296 a some.

That has no meaning for me.

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moon7296There’s a girl and she’s some!

No idea what this means either.

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