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DmitriV Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of the phrase
"I'll give you a call tomorrow at 12pm at the latest"
Does this phrase imply that if he/she does not call me before 12pm I should just forget about the business with him/her? If I call him/her in a couple days would he/she take it as if I did not understand what he/she was trying to convey?
I've posted this topic a couple hours ago as an anonymous, it still has not appeared in the forum. Sorry in advance if it is a double post.
Does this phrase imply that if he/she does not call me before 12pm I should just forget about the business with him/her? If I call him/her in a couple days would he/she take it as if I did not understand what he/she was trying to convey?
I've posted this topic a couple hours ago as an anonymous, it still has not appeared in the forum. Sorry in advance if it is a double post.
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Hi DmitriV. Welcome to EnglishForward. DmitriV Does this phrase imply that if he/she does not call me before 12pm I should just forget about the business with him/her?
- Hi DmitriV.
- Welcome to EnglishForward.
- DmitriV Does this phrase imply that if he/she does not call me before 12pm I should just forget about the business with him/her?
- No, it doesn't.
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Hi DmitriV. Welcome to EnglishForward.
DmitriVDoes this phrase imply that if he/she does not call me before 12pm I should just forget about the business with him/her?No, it doesn't. He just said that he would call before 12 p.m. and there is no cat's chance he wouldn't do it. In his words, of course. Without any additional context decide whether to do busines
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