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Pdk001 Posted 20 years ago
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"hang on" and "hold on"
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00 what is the difference between hang on and hold on" 02 br
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00 and british english is used to say "hang on"? 02 br
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00 what is the difference between hang on and hold on" 02 br
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00 and british english is used to say "hang on"? 02 br
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0 In the meaning of 'wait' they are the same. 02 br
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00 Both are used in British English but possibly hang on is more common. 0-
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00 Both are used in British English but possibly hang on is more common. 0-
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0 thank you for the reply 02 br
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00 then american used to both "hold on" and "hang on" . too? 0-
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00 then american used to both "hold on" and "hang on" . too? 0-
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0 In a limited colloquial context, like when you want one to "hold on' on the phone before you get someone, they would be interchangeable, but for other usage(s), the meaning of those words might be slightly different. 02 br
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01 i 00 I am hanging on to the good things I got because that will help me in the long run. 02 i 02 br
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01 i 00 I am hanging on to the good things I got because that will help me in the long run. 02 i 02 br
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