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Kgc400 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
"is that it then?"
Could anyone say me the meaning of this question?many thanks.
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". It has a slightly humorously rude air. Here's one possible context of many.
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- It has a slightly humorously rude air.
- Here's one possible context of many.
- Imagine you're at a good friend's house.
- She offers to make you something to eat.
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Hello kgc
It means "is that all?", "is that everything?", "are we finished?". It has a slightly humorously rude air.
Here's one possible context of many. Imagine you're at a good friend's house. She offers to make you something to eat. She puts the plate in front of you, and you see a very small sandwich. You stare in humorous disbelief at the plate and say "is that it, then?"
It means "is that all?", "is that everything?", "are we finished?". It has a slightly humorously rude air.
Here's one possible context of many. Imagine you're at a good friend's house. She offers to make you something to eat. She puts the plate in front of you, and you see a very small sandwich. You stare in humorous disbelief at the plate and say "is that it, then?"
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I can think of one that is both humorous and rude but perhaps I'd better not say! [6]
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OK, you two! Are you going to keep on like this?
No?
Is that it then?
No?
Is that it then?
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