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Kedra Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Round to someone's house?
Hi!
While preparing my homework for my English classes I came accross the following sentence in one dialogue. Can you please explain what it means. It is highlighted in bold below. Thank you in advance!
Dad: I didn't here you come home last night. What time did you get in?
Daughter: About 11:00
Dad: Where did you go?
Daughter: Just round to Beth's house
While preparing my homework for my English classes I came accross the following sentence in one dialogue. Can you please explain what it means. It is highlighted in bold below. Thank you in advance!
Dad: I didn't here you come home last night. What time did you get in?
Daughter: About 11:00
Dad: Where did you go?
Daughter: Just round to Beth's house
Top answer
Here 'round' just means 'over' — it is an indicator of unspecified distance.
- Here 'round' just means 'over' — it is an indicator of unspecified distance.
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Here 'round' just means 'over' — it is an indicator of unspecified distance.
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