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Wood_elf Posted 20 years ago
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sign up for
What does the phrase"sign up for" mean?Could you please tell me?
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When you joined this site, you signed up for it. It means to give your name and information (possibly a fee) to join/start a service. The use of "sign" comes from "signing your name".
- When you joined this site, you signed up for it.
- It means to give your name and information (possibly a fee) to join/start a service.
- The use of "sign" comes from "signing your name".
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When you joined this site, you signed up for it. It means to give your name and information (possibly a fee) to join/start a service.
The use of "sign" comes from "signing your name".
The use of "sign" comes from "signing your name".
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