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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Out of curiosity
is these ok?
Out of curiosity, what's his name?
I'm curious as to what his name is?
Out of curiosity, what's his name?
I'm curious as to what his name is?
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Hi, --is-- Are these ok? Out of curiosity, what's his name? Fine.
- Hi, --is-- Are these ok?
- Out of curiosity, what's his name?
- Fine.
- I'm curious as to what his name is?
- OK, but it's not a question.
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Hi,
--is-- Are these ok?
Out of curiosity, what's his name? Fine.
I'm curious as to what his name is? OK, but it's not a question.
More stylish is I'm curious as to his name.
--is-- Are these ok?
Out of curiosity, what's his name? Fine.
I'm curious as to what his name is? OK, but it's not a question.
More stylish is I'm curious as to his name.
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Of which definition of "out of" below in "out of curiosity" can be matched to ?
? out of
a at or to a point outside out of his reach
? out of
a at or to a point outside out of his reach
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Oh it's interesting to see you comment.
At first, I though you comment is like this; "the first definition" fits for "out of curiosity".
But on second thought, I came to know it's like "Before I gave you an answer, which do you think fits." <= This is correct interpretation of your comment right?h
==> I think the fourth one fits the example. "a question coming from curiosity
At first, I though you comment is like this; "the first definition" fits for "out of curiosity".
But on second thought, I came to know it's like "Before I gave you an answer, which do you think fits." <= This is correct interpretation of your comment right?h
==> I think the fourth one fits the example. "a question coming from curiosity
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Hi,
Oh it's interesting to see you comment.
At first, I though you comment is like this; "the first definition" fits for "out of curiosity".
But on second thought, I came to know it's like "Before I gave you an answer, which do you think fits." <= This is correct interpretation of your comment right?h Yes
==> I think
Oh it's interesting to see you comment.
At first, I though you comment is like this; "the first definition" fits for "out of curiosity".
But on second thought, I came to know it's like "Before I gave you an answer, which do you think fits." <= This is correct interpretation of your comment right?h Yes
==> I think
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