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Rezaenglish Posted 5 years ago
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I'm going to put this deadly poison away and get the iodine

A: My finger was pricked by the needle. Mm, could you give me
that iodine to put on my finger? It's the yellow stuff in the cupboard.
B: Oh, yellow stuft yellow stuff! Ah, here it is.
A: Oh, no, not that John. That's the rat poison.
B: Rat poison?
A: Yes, for killing rats.
B: Oh, then I'm going to put this deadly poison away and get the iodine.


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I have two questions:


1- What does "I'm going to" mean in this sentence?

Does it mean "I will" or does it mean "I intend to"?


2- What does "get" mean in this sentence?

Does it mean "bring" or does it mean "take (with hand)"?



Thank you

  

Top answer

A : My finger was pricked by the needle. Mm, could you give me that iodine to put on my finger? It's the yellow stuff in the cupboard.

— Clive

  • A : My finger was pricked by the needle.
  • Mm, could you give me that iodine to put on my finger?
  • It's the yellow stuff in the cupboard.
  • that iodine suggests you can see it.
  • the iodine suggests you already now about it.
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A: My finger was pricked by the needle. Mm, could you give me
that iodine to put on my finger? It's the yellow stuff in the cupboard.

that iodine suggests you can see it.

the iodine suggests you already now about it.
B: Oh, yellow stuft ,yellow stuff! Ah, here it is.
A: Oh, no, not that, comma John. That

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