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Akihiro Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
How different is ‘Get out of here?” from ‘You are kidding!’?
I was surprised to know ‘Get out of here!’ means ‘You’re kidding!’. Can the former phrase be used in the same way as the latter one?
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Yes, but not when it is a literal command for someone to leave, of course. The tone of voice is different. CJ
- Yes, but not when it is a literal command for someone to leave, of course.
- The tone of voice is different.
- CJ
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Yes, but not when it is a literal command for someone to leave, of course.
The tone of voice is different.
CJ
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