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Rajan001 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Please help me.

can anybody tell me what we mean when we say following
1:- "i am or he is a game"
2:- "i will make you loose your senses"
3:- "i will give you a run"
  

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Hi, can anybody tell me what we mean when we say following 1:- "i am or he is a game" ready, eager and willing to try something 2:- "i will make you loose lose your senses" Probably 'I will make you crazy'. Might also mean 'I will make you unconscious'. You'd need a special context where it is appropriate to say this.

— Clive

  • Hi, can anybody tell me what we mean when we say following 1:- "i am or he is a game" ready, eager and willing to try something 2:- "i will make you loose lose your senses" Probably 'I will make you crazy'.
  • Might also mean 'I will make you unconscious'.
  • You'd need a special context where it is appropriate to say this.
  • 3:- "i will give you a run" As it is written, I don't know what is meant by this.
  • Do you have any more context?
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Hi,

can anybody tell me what we mean when we say following
1:- "i am or he is a game" ready, eager and willing to try something

2:- "i will make you loose lose your senses" Probably 'I will make you crazy'. Might also mean 'I will make you unconscious'. You'd need a special context where it is appropriate to say this.

3:- "i will give you a r
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Hello Mr. Clive.
3:- "i will give you a run" ....I think it means...I will defeat you....Am I right ?
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Hi,
3:- "i will give you a run" ....I think it means...I will defeat you..Am I right ?

Perhaps you are thinking of the idiomatic expression, to give someone a run for his/her money.

eg You are the 100-metres champion. You'll probably win, but I'm fast as well, so you'll have to try very hard if you want
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