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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
OFF THE MARKET
Dear Teachers,
1. He wants to keep you busy so you are off the market.
- What does "you are off the market" mean here?
2. Does "what am I to do?" mean "what do I have to do?"?
3. To get to know her really well, You have to talk to her more often.
- What does "to get to know" mean here?
4. I'm very good to her.
- This means "I treat her well", right?
5. We get along fine except for one thing.
- I think "well" is better than "fine" here, right?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. He wants to keep you busy so you are off the market.
- What does "you are off the market" mean here?
2. Does "what am I to do?" mean "what do I have to do?"?
3. To get to know her really well, You have to talk to her more often.
- What does "to get to know" mean here?
4. I'm very good to her.
- This means "I treat her well", right?
5. We get along fine except for one thing.
- I think "well" is better than "fine" here, right?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
1. He wants to keep you busy so you are off the market. unavailable (e.
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- He wants to keep you busy so you are off the market.
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- for competition) - What does "you are off the market" mean here?
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1. He wants to keep you busy so you are off the market. unavailable (e. g. for competition)
- What does "you are off the market" mean here?
2. Does "what am I to do?" mean "what do I have to do?"? basically, yes
3. To get to know her really well, You have to talk to her more often.
- What does "to get to
- What does "you are off the market" mean here?
2. Does "what am I to do?" mean "what do I have to do?"? basically, yes
3. To get to know her really well, You have to talk to her more often.
- What does "to get to
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Hi,
1. He wants to keep you busy so you are off the market.
- What does "you are off the market" mean here? I don't know. Possibly he wants to prevent you from looking at the 'job market', ie trying to find another job. But, I'm not sure. It's an odd sentence.
2. Does "what am I to do?" mean
1. He wants to keep you busy so you are off the market.
- What does "you are off the market" mean here? I don't know. Possibly he wants to prevent you from looking at the 'job market', ie trying to find another job. But, I'm not sure. It's an odd sentence.
2. Does "what am I to do?" mean
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