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Kenny1999 Posted 4 years ago
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Is "I am free " incorrect?
I know that "I am free" should mean that I have time now.
Could it mean that I am doing something for free? (Not getting paid)
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In usual cases, no. Perhaps as a little joke. Little Boy: Grandma, how much do you cost mom and dad for babysitting?
- In usual cases, no.
- Perhaps as a little joke.
- Little Boy: Grandma, how much do you cost mom and dad for babysitting?
- Grandma: Oh, not any money, child.
- I do it for love.
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In usual cases, no.
Perhaps as a little joke.
Little Boy: Grandma, how much do you cost mom and dad for babysitting?
Grandma: Oh, not any money, child. I do it for love. Grandma is free.
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