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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
I’d best
“I’d best away to my telephonic duties.”
And with that he was gone.
Doesn't the first sentence need root-verb after best, "go" that is?
And with that he was gone.
Doesn't the first sentence need root-verb after best, "go" that is?
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Technically, you are correct. This is, I'm sure, an expression that is accpted without it. It sounds British to me.
- Technically, you are correct.
- This is, I'm sure, an expression that is accpted without it.
- It sounds British to me.
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Technically, you are correct. This is, I'm sure, an expression that is accpted without it. It sounds British to me.
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