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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Idiom
when we want to pay money for others in cafe which idiom is correct: 1-All in my shut or 2- All in my shot?
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Hi, I've never heard either of these. British people say ' It's my shout ' when it is their turn to buy a round of drinks. Perhaps that's what you are thinking of.
- Hi, I've never heard either of these.
- British people say ' It's my shout ' when it is their turn to buy a round of drinks.
- Perhaps that's what you are thinking of.
- In N.
- America, I usually say eg This is on me eg I'll get this eg It's my treat Clive
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Hi,
I've never heard either of these.
British people say 'It's my shout' when it is their turn to buy a round of drinks.
Perhaps that's what you are thinking of.
In N. America,
I've never heard either of these.
British people say 'It's my shout' when it is their turn to buy a round of drinks.
Perhaps that's what you are thinking of.
In N. America,
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