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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
HO
Dear Teachers,
1. The problem is that she refuses to turn the music down when I have my friends over.
- "When I have my friends over" means "When my friends come to visit me", right?
2. I try to stay away from drugs, drink a lot and dress like a Ho.
- What does "Ho" mean here?
Thanks a bunch to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. The problem is that she refuses to turn the music down when I have my friends over.
- "When I have my friends over" means "When my friends come to visit me", right?
2. I try to stay away from drugs, drink a lot and dress like a Ho.
- What does "Ho" mean here?
Thanks a bunch to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
Hi, 1. The problem is that she refuses to turn the music down when I have my friends over. - "When I have my friends over" means "When my friends come to visit me", right?
- Hi, 1.
- The problem is that she refuses to turn the music down when I have my friends over.
- - "When I have my friends over" means "When my friends come to visit me", right?
- Yes.
- Because 'you' are the subject, it also suggests that you are the one who invites them, that they didn't just come unexpectedly.
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Hi,
1. The problem is that she refuses to turn the music down when I have my friends over.
- "When I have my friends over" means "When my friends come to visit me", right? Yes. Because 'you' are the subject, it also suggests that you are the one who invites them, that they didn't just come unexpectedly.
1. The problem is that she refuses to turn the music down when I have my friends over.
- "When I have my friends over" means "When my friends come to visit me", right? Yes. Because 'you' are the subject, it also suggests that you are the one who invites them, that they didn't just come unexpectedly.
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