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SunnyShiny Posted 16 years ago
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could you plz help me in maching thse pharse.
1- they fell out over money
a. stop being freinds
b. like to be with
c. know him better
d. find same thing funny
e. have a friendly relationship
g.stop being friends
h. stay in contact
1- they fell out over money
a. stop being freinds
b. like to be with
c. know him better
d. find same thing funny
e. have a friendly relationship
g.stop being friends
h. stay in contact
Top answer
HI, a and g are possible answers. ' to fall out ' means to have an argument and no longer be friendly with that person. "It's not that important.
- HI, a and g are possible answers.
- ' to fall out ' means to have an argument and no longer be friendly with that person.
- "It's not that important.
- " They fell out over money when they started a business together and haven't spoken since.
- ' to fall out ' also means something drops to the ground from the container it was in .
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HI,
a and g are possible answers.
'to fall out' means to have an argument and no longer be friendly with that person.
"It's not that important. I don't want to fall out over it."
They fell out over money when they started a business together and haven't spoken since.
'to fall out' also means something drops to the ground from th
a and g are possible answers.
'to fall out' means to have an argument and no longer be friendly with that person.
"It's not that important. I don't want to fall out over it."
They fell out over money when they started a business together and haven't spoken since.
'to fall out' also means something drops to the ground from th
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