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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

I'm "aloud" to do ...

From one of my friends, I received a note saying "I'm aloud to go to Place A or Place B."
I didn't understand what "aloud" meant in this context, so I checked the web.
Q1)* This "aloud" was intended as "*allowed". Am I right?
Q2)* Was it just a mistake or did she *intentionally* write it down *for short? I mean, I often see "U" as "you" on the net. I don't know what it is called - abbreviation? Anyway, Is this "aloud " that kind of stuff?
*Thank you!*
  

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" I didn't understand what "aloud" meant in this context, so I checked the web. Q1)* This "aloud" was intended as "*allowed ". Am I right?

— Clive

  • " I didn't understand what "aloud" meant in this context, so I checked the web.
  • Q1)* This "aloud" was intended as "*allowed ".
  • Am I right?
  • Yes Q2)* Was it just a mistake or did she intentionally write it down *for short ?
  • I mean, I often see "U" as "you" on the net.
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Hi,

From one of my friends, I received a note saying "I'm aloud to go to Place A or Place B."
I didn't understand what "aloud" meant in this context, so I checked the web.
Q1)* This "aloud" was intended as "*allowed". Am I right? Yes
Q2)* Was it just a mistake or did she
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Then I'd better not write down "I'm aloud to do ..."
I C. lol Thank you, Clive!
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