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Sft M Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

out of there...hell

what are the meanings of these phrases? which come up on almost every English movie--
1) Get the *hell out of here.
2)Let them *check it out.
3)He is *out there.
  

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sft Mwhich come up on almost every English movie
Which come up in almost every English language movie/film.
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Answer if you can. Don't comment here like a school boy.
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sft M Answer if you can. Don't comment here like a school boy.
Do you seriously think that's helpful when asking other people for help?
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Yes I do. But do you seriously think you come here to help people??

'Do you seriously think that's helpful while asking other people for help?'
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sft M Answer if you can. Don't comment here like a school boy.
If you are not prepared to have your language corrected, don't bother posting your questions here. Part of the help we give is in correcting all mistakes. Being rude to people who are trying to help you with your English is not the way to encourage others to help.

Please do not start more
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This "Anonymous" wasn't helping me. He was making fun with my post.
Who doesn't know that every English sentence should be started with a capital letter ?
And it should be "English movie" not "English language movie" as he says. Anyway this "Anonymous" guy is not only making fun here but teaching us wrong English.
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