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OoPAPERoo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

outside in

0 I don't understand this sentence: 02br
00Barbara, your boyfriend is waiting for you 01b01span00outside02span02b00 in the car.02br
00"outside in", it's strange, isn't it?0-
  

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0 No, it's not really unusual. You're just saying that he's waiting in his car outside the building. 0-

— Annvan

  • 0 No, it's not really unusual.
  • You're just saying that he's waiting in his car outside the building.
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0 No, it's not really unusual. You're just saying that he's waiting in his car outside the building. 0-
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0 Hello,02br
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00There are in fact two pieces of information delivered : he is outside + he is in the car0-
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0 01b01font00Funny! I thought you were going for" outside-in", the reverse of what is normally "inside-out", meaning a piece of clothing being worn the opposite of what is usual.02font02b00 0-
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