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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
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here's my take

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00I often see the phrase " here's my take " ,but I don't understand it completely . 02br
00For example ,when Mr Wordy answered my thread he wrote as follows:02br
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00"01b00Here's my take.02b02br
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00"As of" can certainly mean "starting from", as in the sentence 01i00As of July 20 we will no longer accept cheques.02br
02i00I would be very grateful if you could explain it to me02br
00Thank you in advance0-
  

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02br 01i 00Here's my take02i 00 = Here's how I understand it; here's my viewpoint 0-

— Mister Micawber

  • 02br 01i 00Here's my take02i 00 = Here's how I understand it; here's my viewpoint 0-
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01cite10Tuongvan12cite10'As of" can certainly mean "starting from", as in the sentence 11i10As of July 20 we will no longer accept cheques.12br
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10Thank you very 01b00much,02b00 Mister Micawber. (comma after 'much' obligatory)0-
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