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Pb03 Posted 17 years ago
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Meaning of a sentence ?
Hi guys,
What do you think is the best understanding of the sentence in red?
I have no idea and am wondering whether it has some idiom which I couldn't find.
thanks~
pb
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M: What are you doing your school report on?
W: I need to write about South African culture. I’ll be doing research in the library after school.
M: You seem to like your subject. I’m not interested in mine.
What do you think is the best understanding of the sentence in red?
I have no idea and am wondering whether it has some idiom which I couldn't find.
thanks~
pb
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M: What are you doing your school report on?
W: I need to write about South African culture. I’ll be doing research in the library after school.
M: You seem to like your subject. I’m not interested in mine.
Top answer
Will it help if I said the same thing in a different way? What topic is your school report about? - more formal language What are you doing your school report on?
- Will it help if I said the same thing in a different way?
- What topic is your school report about?
- - more formal language What are you doing your school report on?
- - more casual language
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Will it help if I said the same thing in a different way?
What topic is your school report about? - more formal language
What are you doing your school report on? - more casual language
What topic is your school report about? - more formal language
What are you doing your school report on? - more casual language
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