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What do 'never quite', 'get one on their own to ask them' and 'work up the nerve' mean respectively?
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What do 'never quite', 'get one on their own to ask them' and 'work up the nerve' mean respectively?
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1. never quite=never fully 2. get one on their own to ask her = get one of the girls while she's alone and ask her (out) 3.
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- never quite=never fully 2.
- get one on their own to ask her = get one of the girls while she's alone and ask her (out) 3.
- work up the nerve = gather courage
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1. never quite=never fully
2. get one on their own to ask her = get one of the girls while she's alone and ask her (out)
3. work up the nerve = gather courage
2. get one on their own to ask her = get one of the girls while she's alone and ask her (out)
3. work up the nerve = gather courage
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