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"Your man won in the end."
"I know! I think he'll be good as mayor."
"As you know, I have my doubts, but I guess we'll see."
What do 'I know' and 'I guess we'll see' mean?
"I know! I think he'll be good as mayor."
"As you know, I have my doubts, but I guess we'll see."
What do 'I know' and 'I guess we'll see' mean?
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"I know" means I am aware of that fact. "I guess we'll see" means I suppose after a little while we will know if the man is a good mayor or not.
- "I know" means I am aware of that fact.
- "I guess we'll see" means I suppose after a little while we will know if the man is a good mayor or not.
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"I know" means I am aware of that fact.
"I guess we'll see" means I suppose after a little while we will know if the man is a good mayor or not.
"I guess we'll see" means I suppose after a little while we will know if the man is a good mayor or not.
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