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Hi, what is the meaning of "Go, girl," and "Now .." in the following text?
"He's a nice- looking guy, a few years younger. One of her students."
"Go girl," Myra said."Did you ever learn the real reason she left here so abruptly three years ago?"
"Not really.Some sort of family business."
"Well, we'll get to the bottom of it tonight. I can assure you of that."
"Now Myra, " Leigh said softly. "We'll not be prying."
Does " Now Myra" mean come on Myra?
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" in the following text? They are both missing a comma. ", is relatively recent slang for several things, as slang often is.
- " in the following text?
- They are both missing a comma.
- ", is relatively recent slang for several things, as slang often is.
- " is standard English.
- q=now "Used to introduce a command, reproof, or request" Here it is a mild rebuke.
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anonymousHi, what is the meaning of "Go, girl," and "Now .." in the following text?
They are both missing a comma.
"Go, girl!", often "You go, girl!", is relatively recent slang for several things, as slang often is. It means roughly "What you are doing is quite commendable, and I heartily recommend you pursue it further."
"Now, Myra." is standa
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