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Tara2 Posted 5 years ago
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I'm sure you'll think of something

What does ' I'm sure you'll think of something' mean?

Harriet: You're closing the salon?

Mrs. Melvin: Only for the day. Just while I get Mr. Melvin from the airport.

Harriet: The whole day?! But what will I do if I can't style hair?!

Mrs. Melvin: Oh, I'm sure you'll think of something. Just relax and have fun!

Harriet: But I relax and have fun styling hair. I love every thing in the salon. Blow-dryers and curling irons and....

Abby Hatcher

  

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In this context, it means I'm sure you'll think of something to do.

— Clive

  • In this context, it means I'm sure you'll think of something to do.
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In this context, it means I'm sure you'll think of something to do.

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