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Askramm Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Meaning

Hi this is Ram.

'Make it small, please.'

what does the above sentence it mean.
  

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In what context was it said? It usually means that someone is making something for someone, and the person who is going to get it wants it to be small. If it's at a fast food restaurant like McDonald's, it means that whatever the person is ordering, he wants it to be small in size, as opposed to a medium or a large version.

— Haoqide

  • In what context was it said?
  • It usually means that someone is making something for someone, and the person who is going to get it wants it to be small.
  • If it's at a fast food restaurant like McDonald's, it means that whatever the person is ordering, he wants it to be small in size, as opposed to a medium or a large version.
  • For example, someone wants to order a drink at McDonald's.
  • " Does that help any?
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In what context was it said? It usually means that someone is making something for someone, and the person who is going to get it wants it to be small.

If it's at a fast food restaurant like McDonald's, it means that whatever the person is ordering, he wants it to be small in size, as opposed to a medium or a large version. For example, someone wants to order a drink at McDonald's. H
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hii hoagide,
this is ram.thank u very much for ur reply.by the by where r u from.i am from india.i am practicing english for a one year now.

Regards
ram
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