I've had better meaning?
Hi, What is the meaning of "I've had better " in the following text?
"I appreciate you meeting me on Saturday morning and with such short notice, " Carl said.
"The pleasure is mine, " Barry said. "It has been a rough week. "
"I've had better. I take it that you've spoken personally with Senator Gott. "
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anonymous I've had better. I have experienced weeks which were [better / easier] than this one just passed. Almost all of the meaning comes from a correct interpretation of the context.
- anonymous I've had better.
- I have experienced weeks which were [better / easier] than this one just passed.
- Almost all of the meaning comes from a correct interpretation of the context.
- CJ
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anonymousI've had better.
I have experienced weeks which were [better / easier] than this one just passed.
Almost all of the meaning comes from a correct interpretation of the context.
CJ
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