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Victorycountry Posted 21 years ago
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I'll right
Hi,
I am just wondering about the meaning of "I will right" in the following conversation.
A: Does he know how to get a hold of you?
B: I am at the Gym. My phone number is 000-1111-1111
A: " I'll right ". I'll tell him you called.
Here, I am not sure of the meaning of " I'll right " . Does it mean " All right " ?
Thanks in advance.
I am just wondering about the meaning of "I will right" in the following conversation.
A: Does he know how to get a hold of you?
B: I am at the Gym. My phone number is 000-1111-1111
A: " I'll right ". I'll tell him you called.
Here, I am not sure of the meaning of " I'll right " . Does it mean " All right " ?
Thanks in advance.
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Hello
I agree that it should be a mistake. But I think it could be a miswriting for "I'll write (the number)".
paco
I agree that it should be a mistake. But I think it could be a miswriting for "I'll write (the number)".
paco
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Hi Paco,
I think 'I'll write' is pretty doubtful in this context, even though if someone were transcribing the dialogue from a tape-recording, such a mistake could easily be made if only the sounds were being considered by the transcriber.
I think 'I'll write' is pretty doubtful in this context, even though if someone were transcribing the dialogue from a tape-recording, such a mistake could easily be made if only the sounds were being considered by the transcriber.
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Hello Davkett
Yes, I supposed a case that the dialogue was reproduced from a recorded tape. But my theory would be wrong. I myself feel people wouldn't say "I'll write" in this context.
paco
Yes, I supposed a case that the dialogue was reproduced from a recorded tape. But my theory would be wrong. I myself feel people wouldn't say "I'll write" in this context.
paco
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