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Stevenukd Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
STAY OUT OF THIS!
SHANE : You went out with her last night, right?
MARK: So what?
BECKHAM: Mark! Why did you do that?
SHANE: Beckham! Stay out of this!
- Does "Stay out of this!" in this situation means "Don't stick your nose into our businesses"?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
MARK: So what?
BECKHAM: Mark! Why did you do that?
SHANE: Beckham! Stay out of this!
- Does "Stay out of this!" in this situation means "Don't stick your nose into our businesses"?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
Top answer
Yes. You have the drift. " Or...
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- You have the drift.
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Yes. You have the drift.
"Stay out of this!" in this situation means "Don't stick your nose into our business." Or...
"Mind your own business."
"Stay out of this!" in this situation means "Don't stick your nose into our business." Or...
"Mind your own business."
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