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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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moving in together
Ken: How are you, Amy?
Amy: You know what? John and I are moving in together.
Is it possible that Amy means she is moving into John's house instead of a new house with John?
Thanks in advance!
Amy: You know what? John and I are moving in together.
Is it possible that Amy means she is moving into John's house instead of a new house with John?
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
Yes-- or John is moving into Amy's house -- the meaning is that they are going to live together somewhere.
- Yes-- or John is moving into Amy's house -- the meaning is that they are going to live together somewhere.
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Yes-- or John is moving into Amy's house -- the meaning is that they are going to live together somewhere.
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Yes-- or John is moving into Amy's house -- the meaning is that they are going to live together somewhere.
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