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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
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On my own...
Amanda: I hope you don't feel obligated to entertain me.
Jude's only gone for a couple days. (2 days, right?)
Lex: I don't believe in obligations. (He doesn't feel obligated?)Besides, your fiancé
did me a favor. I wasn't looking forward to a night out on my own. (He wasn't eager
to get out alone?)
Jude's only gone for a couple days. (2 days, right?)
Lex: I don't believe in obligations. (He doesn't feel obligated?)Besides, your fiancé
did me a favor. I wasn't looking forward to a night out on my own. (He wasn't eager
to get out alone?)
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Hi, Amanda: I hope you don't feel obligated to entertain me. Jude's only gone for a couple days . ) Not necessarily 2.
- Hi, Amanda: I hope you don't feel obligated to entertain me.
- Jude's only gone for a couple days .
- ) Not necessarily 2.
- A few days.
- Lex: I don't believe in obligations .
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Hi,
Amanda: I hope you don't feel obligated to entertain me.
Jude's only gone for a couple days. (2 days, right?) Not necessarily 2. A few days.
Lex: I don't believe in obligations. (He doesn't feel obligated?He doesn't believe that a pesrson should feel obligated )Beside
Amanda: I hope you don't feel obligated to entertain me.
Jude's only gone for a couple days. (2 days, right?) Not necessarily 2. A few days.
Lex: I don't believe in obligations. (He doesn't feel obligated?He doesn't believe that a pesrson should feel obligated )Beside
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Jude's only gone for a couple days. (2 days, right?) Not necessarily 2. A few days.
How can you know when a person means two or few when they use 'couple'?
Do you refer to the 'of' (couple of)? Or the use of 'a' (a couple)? Like this for
How can you know when a person means two or few when they use 'couple'?
Do you refer to the 'of' (couple of)? Or the use of 'a' (a couple)? Like this for
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Hi,
How can you know when a person means two or few when they use 'couple'?
Do you refer to the 'of' (couple of)? Or the use of 'a' (a couple)? Like this for instance:
-We'll know in a couple hours. It may be regional. I always say 'a couple of'.
-What happens in two hours?
How can you know when a person means two or few when they use 'couple'?
Do you refer to the 'of' (couple of)? Or the use of 'a' (a couple)? Like this for instance:
-We'll know in a couple hours. It may be regional. I always say 'a couple of'.
-What happens in two hours?
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