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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
in a rude way
clear off phrasal verb
used to tell someone to go away in a rude way:
I know, rude = not polite; offensive.
But, What does the phrase "in a rude way" mean in this context?
used to tell someone to go away in a rude way:
I know, rude = not polite; offensive.
But, What does the phrase "in a rude way" mean in this context?
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Hi, It means that if you say to me, " Clear off, Clive', I will think that you are speaking to me in a rude way. I won't like it. Clive
- Hi, It means that if you say to me, " Clear off, Clive', I will think that you are speaking to me in a rude way.
- I won't like it.
- Clive
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Hi,
It means that if you say to me, " Clear off, Clive', I will think that you are speaking to me in a rude way. I won't like it.
Clive
It means that if you say to me, " Clear off, Clive', I will think that you are speaking to me in a rude way. I won't like it.
Clive
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