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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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He won't stay here until you come.
1.He won't stay here until you come back..
I can't get the situation of the above sentence.
It means he is staying here now?
I think "by you come come back" is possible but "until you come back." does not make any sense in this sentence.
Am I right?
I can't get the situation of the above sentence.
It means he is staying here now?
I think "by you come come back" is possible but "until you come back." does not make any sense in this sentence.
Am I right?
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Anonymous It means he is staying here now? No. Situation: There is a hotel.
- Anonymous It means he is staying here now?
- No.
- Situation: There is a hotel.
- Mr.
- Yamaguchi likes to stay at the hotel because the manager, Ms.
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AnonymousIt means he is staying here now?No.
Situation: There is a hotel. Mr. Yamaguchi likes to stay at the hotel because the manager, Ms. Yoko, is great. But Ms. Yoko left for a long vacation.
Mr. Yamaguchi won't stay here (in the hotel) until Ms. Yoko comes back.
Instead, he will stay at the hotel across the street.
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There are two possible meanings.
1) He is here now, but he plans to leave and he will not wait until you return.
2) He will not live here (e.g. he will not live in this house) until you return.
1) He is here now, but he plans to leave and he will not wait until you return.
2) He will not live here (e.g. he will not live in this house) until you return.
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Thank you for the detailed explanations!
I understand the situation clearly.
I Appreciate
I understand the situation clearly.
I Appreciate
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