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Mina wahidi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is the following word used in British or general conversation??
the word is 'Prithee'
This one word has a meaning of a sentence like this -----> I beseech you ...
This one word has a meaning of a sentence like this -----> I beseech you ...
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No - it's an archaic word for please . ' Rover
- No - it's an archaic word for please .
- ' Rover
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No - it's an archaic word for please.
We might use it when we are frivolously pretending to speak in an old-fashioned way:
'Prithee, sire, wouldst thou mind sticking thy hand out to stop this bus?'
Rover
We might use it when we are frivolously pretending to speak in an old-fashioned way:
'Prithee, sire, wouldst thou mind sticking thy hand out to stop this bus?'
Rover
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