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Del_davidb Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Please help me understand.
What does the phrase " issue of yours " mean in this sentence.
We are working on the issue of yours .
Someone told me it actually means "child of yours", is it correct ??
We are working on the issue of yours .
Someone told me it actually means "child of yours", is it correct ??
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" It means "We are working on your problem" or "We are working on your complaint". "issue" can mean children on a rare occasion. That is most likely not the meaning here.
- " It means "We are working on your problem" or "We are working on your complaint".
- "issue" can mean children on a rare occasion.
- That is most likely not the meaning here.
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It seems that it should be "We are working on [this / that] issue of yours."
It means "We are working on your problem" or "We are working on your complaint".
"issue" can mean children on a rare occasion. That is most likely not the meaning here.
It means "We are working on your problem" or "We are working on your complaint".
"issue" can mean children on a rare occasion. That is most likely not the meaning here.
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