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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
"Running late"
Is "I'm actually running late" same as "I'm going to be late"?
what does it imply when one of the speakers tells that in a conversation? Is it used as an excuse to cut off the conversation or is that the situation?
for instance:
What's up? heading to work place?
reply: Last day at this work place and I'm actually running late!
Thank ya very much!
what does it imply when one of the speakers tells that in a conversation? Is it used as an excuse to cut off the conversation or is that the situation?
for instance:
What's up? heading to work place?
reply: Last day at this work place and I'm actually running late!
Thank ya very much!
Top answer
"running late" = behind schedule The time may or may not be made up as the day continues.
- "running late" = behind schedule The time may or may not be made up as the day continues.
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"running late" = behind schedule
The time may or may not be made up as the day continues.
The time may or may not be made up as the day continues.
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