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Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
I had a little to drink.
I had a little to drink.
Does the above sentence mean "I'm drunk"?
Does the above sentence mean "I'm drunk"?
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No. It only means that a person might have been slightly affected by the alcohol, not completely impaired enough to be considered drunk. In the right context, the sentence itself might have nothing to do with alcoholic beverages.
- No.
- It only means that a person might have been slightly affected by the alcohol, not completely impaired enough to be considered drunk.
- In the right context, the sentence itself might have nothing to do with alcoholic beverages.
- CJ
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No. It only means that a person might have been slightly affected by the alcohol, not completely impaired enough to be considered drunk.
In the right context, the sentence itself might have nothing to do with alcoholic beverages.
CJ
In the right context, the sentence itself might have nothing to do with alcoholic beverages.
CJ
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I think the sentences above mean : In the past : the people which he has spoken has a half of bottle ( a few, alittle..) of alcohol to drink ( So , if he want drink more, He must to go to buy alcohol...).
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