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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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he is trying to fix things.

A: Tom tried to make up for our fight last night.

B: I'm glad he is trying to fix things.

What does "fix things" in the above mean to you? Is it "solve problems?" Thanks.
  

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Yes, he tried to make up after the fight, so he is fixing things between himself and person A. Fixing the relationship.

— A Cornish Pasty

  • Yes, he tried to make up after the fight, so he is fixing things between himself and person A.
  • Fixing the relationship.
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Yes, he tried to make up after the fight, so he is fixing things between himself and person A. Fixing the relationship.
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A Cornish PastyYes, he tried to make up after the fight, so he is fixing things between himself and person A. Fixing the relationship.

Thanks, Pasty.

Got it.
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