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Exodus74 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is it correct sentence?
I'm getting used to a new plI'm getting used to a new place on the slyace on the sly
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No, it has problems. eg What do these expressions mean? pll'm slyace
- No, it has problems.
- eg What do these expressions mean?
- pll'm slyace
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I suppose that a copy-paste error has occurred and you mean:
"I'm getting used to a new place on the sly."
It's possible. "getting used to a new place" is not the most obvious thing to be doing "on the sly" though.
"I'm getting used to a new place on the sly."
It's possible. "getting used to a new place" is not the most obvious thing to be doing "on the sly" though.
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Sorry I made mistake. I want to say - I'm getting used to a new place on the slyace on the sly.
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I'm getting used to a new place on the sly.
If you do something on the sly, it means you secretly do something that you are not supposed to do.
You could also look at the word 'furtively'
Clive
If you do something on the sly, it means you secretly do something that you are not supposed to do.
You could also look at the word 'furtively'
Clive
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