I like them all
Fruit and vegetable store
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Seller: So, which fruit would you like? Apples, pears, oranges,
bananas, cherries?
Boy: Apples, pears, oranges, bananas, cherries, I like them all.
Seller: But how much fruit would you like?
Boy: How much?
Seller: Yes, how much? How many apples? Pears? Oranges?
Bananas? Cherries? One of each? Two of each? Three of each? What?
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What does "I like them all" mean in this dialogue?
Does it mean "I want them all" or something else?
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rezaenglish What does "I like them all" mean in this dialogue? Does it mean "I want them all" or something else? It means literally "I like them all", that is, I enjoy the taste of every one of them; I will gladly eat any of them.
- rezaenglish What does "I like them all" mean in this dialogue?
- Does it mean "I want them all" or something else?
- It means literally "I like them all", that is, I enjoy the taste of every one of them; I will gladly eat any of them.
- (There is a polite form of "I want them all", which is "I would like them all".
- ) CJ
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rezaenglishWhat does "I like them all" mean in this dialogue?
Does it mean "I want them all" or something else?
It means literally "I like them all", that is, I enjoy the taste of every one of them; I will gladly eat any of them.
(There is a polite form of "I want them all", which is "I would like them all". Don't confuse "I would like" with "I l
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