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Maj Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Planned out.
" You have everything planned out, haven't you?" is it the same as " You have everthing sorted out, haven't you?
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Sorted would sometimes mean 'completed'
- Sorted would sometimes mean 'completed'
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...I think the phrase "sorted out" often connotes that you are fixing something that is currently messed up.
As in, "I am having a serious disagreement with my neighbor but I hope to have it sorted out soon."
In this way, I think "sorted out" does not just mean completed but brought to a positive resolution.
If someone says, "you need to get your life sorted out" the
As in, "I am having a serious disagreement with my neighbor but I hope to have it sorted out soon."
In this way, I think "sorted out" does not just mean completed but brought to a positive resolution.
If someone says, "you need to get your life sorted out" the
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