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Wepro Posted 17 years ago
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"is he ever ??"
my friends,
can you explain these following sentences to me ? what are they talking about.
"A: david really is some kind of mathematician.
B: is he ever ?"
what do the B imply ? agreement or disagreement ?
"A: that is the the funniest story i know .
B: that's not saying much."
Not saying much . what do the B mean ?
Thank you so much.
can you explain these following sentences to me ? what are they talking about.
"A: david really is some kind of mathematician.
B: is he ever ?"
what do the B imply ? agreement or disagreement ?
"A: that is the the funniest story i know .
B: that's not saying much."
Not saying much . what do the B mean ?
Thank you so much.
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"A: david really is some kind of mathematician. " what do the B imply ? -- This is confused by the question mark.
- "A: david really is some kind of mathematician.
- " what do the B imply ?
- -- This is confused by the question mark.
- ', which expresses strong agreement.
- If the question mark is correct punctuation, then I suspect that the phrase is asking for further confirmation of the truth of the previous statement.
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"A: david really is some kind of mathematician.
B: is he ever ?"
what do the B imply ? agreement or disagreement ?-- This is confused by the question mark. The usual expression is 'Is he ever!!', which expresses strong agreement. If the question mark is correct punctuation, then I suspect that the phrase is asking for further confirmation of the truth of the previo
"A: david really is some kind of mathematician.
B: is he ever ?"
what do the B imply ? agreement or disagreement ?-- This is confused by the question mark. The usual expression is 'Is he ever!!', which expresses strong agreement. If the question mark is correct punctuation, then I suspect that the phrase is asking for further confirmation of the truth of the previo
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