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Rasoul Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

here we go

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Does it mean "we're going" or "let's go"? or none of them
  

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This phrase has a fairly wide range of uses, and the exact meaning is very context-dependent. It can be said when something starts, when a situation arises in which you have to act, or when you discover something, to name just a few. It does not normally mean "let's go" or "we're going".

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  • This phrase has a fairly wide range of uses, and the exact meaning is very context-dependent.
  • It can be said when something starts, when a situation arises in which you have to act, or when you discover something, to name just a few.
  • It does not normally mean "let's go" or "we're going".
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This phrase has a fairly wide range of uses, and the exact meaning is very context-dependent. It can be said when something starts, when a situation arises in which you have to act, or when you discover something, to name just a few.

It does not normally mean "let's go" or "we're going".
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