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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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I'm sick of the lot of them.
the lot UK INFORMAL
everything:
I made enough curry for three people and he ate the lot.
Have I got everything? Is that the lot?
I'll sell you the whole lot for only £50.
I'm sick of the lot of them.
[CALD]
Questions:
1: Is whole used as an intensifier?
2: Does ''I'm sick of the lot of them'' mean ''I'm sick of everything related to them''?
everything:
I made enough curry for three people and he ate the lot.
Have I got everything? Is that the lot?
I'll sell you the whole lot for only £50.
I'm sick of the lot of them.
[CALD]
Questions:
1: Is whole used as an intensifier?
2: Does ''I'm sick of the lot of them'' mean ''I'm sick of everything related to them''?
Top answer
Hi, the lot UK INFORMAL everything: I made enough curry for three people and he ate the lot. Have I got everything? Is that the lot?
- Hi, the lot UK INFORMAL everything: I made enough curry for three people and he ate the lot.
- Have I got everything?
- Is that the lot?
- I'll sell you the whole lot for only £50.
- I'm sick of the lot of them .
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Hi,
the lot UK INFORMAL
everything:
I made enough curry for three people and he ate the lot.
Have I got everything? Is that the lot?
I'll sell you the whole lot for only £50.
I'm sick of the lot of them.
[CALD]
Questions:
1: Is whole used as an intensifier? Yes. The complete/entire lot.
2: Does ''I'm sick of the lot of them
the lot UK INFORMAL
everything:
I made enough curry for three people and he ate the lot.
Have I got everything? Is that the lot?
I'll sell you the whole lot for only £50.
I'm sick of the lot of them.
[CALD]
Questions:
1: Is whole used as an intensifier? Yes. The complete/entire lot.
2: Does ''I'm sick of the lot of them
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