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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
I "see" you had a good trip.
I see you had a good trip.
What does 'see' mean here? If you say this before the other speaker has mentioned about their trip, how would you 'see' that they had a good trip?
Thank you
PBF
What does 'see' mean here? If you say this before the other speaker has mentioned about their trip, how would you 'see' that they had a good trip?
Thank you
PBF
Top answer
The person looks happy ... It's just something natural to say, I bet. Let's wait for a native speaker.
- The person looks happy ...
- It's just something natural to say, I bet.
- Let's wait for a native speaker.
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The person looks happy 
... It's just something natural to say, I bet. Let's wait for a native speaker.
... It's just something natural to say, I bet. Let's wait for a native speaker.
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My impression is that you had a good trip.
My understanding is that you had a good trip.
My understanding is that you had a good trip.
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