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Jackson6612 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
John, you don't have enough bone to stand for others
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Could you please rephrase what John is trying to say? I don't think I'm able to put it rightly. Thanks.
Person A (Michael): John, you don't have enough bone to stand for others even when you know that they are being treated badly!
(John has already been doing a lot for Michael to fix his situation)
Person B (John): Michael, I know what you are trying to do. By saying such things you are trying to challenge me so that I do more for you but this is not gonna work!
Could you please rephrase what John is trying to say? I don't think I'm able to put it rightly. Thanks.
Person A (Michael): John, you don't have enough bone to stand for others even when you know that they are being treated badly!
(John has already been doing a lot for Michael to fix his situation)
Person B (John): Michael, I know what you are trying to do. By saying such things you are trying to challenge me so that I do more for you but this is not gonna work!
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bone >>>> a vulgar slang term for courage . . to stand up for others .
- bone >>>> a vulgar slang term for courage .
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- to stand up for others .
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- Can you please underline the part of John's speech that you don't understand?
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bone>>>> a vulgar slang term for courage
. . . to stand up for others . . .
Can you please underline the part of John's speech that you don't understand?
. . . to stand up for others . . .
Can you please underline the part of John's speech that you don't understand?
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CliveCan you please underline the part of John's speech that you don't understand?Thanks. It's okay if you think that what John said is natural and idiomatic. I thought that it's not natural.
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