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Olive mango Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Put the coffee on？

I searched it, but I still don't know what it really means.

To make it available for convenience in drinking?Or to put some glasses of coffee on the table?

Could you come up with some other sentences like that?

  

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olive mango olive mango wrote: Put the coffee on? That normally means 'start preparing the coffee'.

— Mister Micawber

  • olive mango olive mango wrote: Put the coffee on?
  • That normally means 'start preparing the coffee'.
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olive mangoolive mango wrote: Put the coffee on?

That normally means 'start preparing the coffee'.

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