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Fraserpan Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Need a little help over here
Hi! Could anyone tell me in what situation I can use "There you go", "Here goes" and etc. What do they mean?
Many thanks!
Many thanks!
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When someone successfully did something from your advice A : Use my method, it helps B : Hah, it does, piece of cake. A : There you go Showing someone how to manage things A : I don't know how to spell those words. B : Here goes, blah blah blah
- When someone successfully did something from your advice A : Use my method, it helps B : Hah, it does, piece of cake.
- A : There you go Showing someone how to manage things A : I don't know how to spell those words.
- B : Here goes, blah blah blah
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When someone successfully did something from your advice
A : Use my method, it helps
B : Hah, it does, piece of
A : Use my method, it helps
B : Hah, it does, piece of
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When launching yourself off a cliff:-
"Here goes!"
When pushing someone else off a cliff:-
"There you go."
"Here goes!"
When pushing someone else off a cliff:-
"There you go."
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