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Kumenglish Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Remain
Context: Talking on the phone.
A: Did you come out? I am on my way.
B: Oh, but I am still at home/ I remain at home.
Please check the conversation.
Can we emphasize the response the way -I am still at home/ I remain at home?
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kumenglish A: Did you come out? [not idiomatic English; meaning unclear] I am on my way. B: Oh, but I am still at home.
- kumenglish A: Did you come out?
- [not idiomatic English; meaning unclear] I am on my way.
- B: Oh, but I am still at home.
- / I remain at home .
- ] A: Have you started yet?
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kumenglishA: Did you come out? [not idiomatic English; meaning unclear] I am on my way.
B: Oh, but I am still at home. /I remain at home. ['remain' is too formal for an ordinary conversation.]
A: Have you started yet? I'm on my way.
B: N
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