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Coolguy01 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
"take it easy"
hey folks,
what does "take it easy" imply? relax or sit in a comfortable position?
A: I am not able to buy the tickets for the movie! The machine is not working.
B: I'll let you use mine.
A: how much should I pay?
B: Nothing! take it easy!
would the idiom fit in the able context?
thanks a lot!
what does "take it easy" imply? relax or sit in a comfortable position?
A: I am not able to buy the tickets for the movie! The machine is not working.
B: I'll let you use mine.
A: how much should I pay?
B: Nothing! take it easy!
would the idiom fit in the able context?
thanks a lot!
Top answer
Can I interpret that as a friendly way of saying "bye"? 1) which is the right place for "only"? Each room in the building has its own access card, but the person would be entering only one room/ one room only .
- Can I interpret that as a friendly way of saying "bye"?
- 1) which is the right place for "only"?
- Each room in the building has its own access card, but the person would be entering only one room/ one room only .
- 2) In the following sentence, does the subject agree with the noun?
- Employees do not need access cards/an access card to enter the building.
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Can I interpret that as a friendly way of saying "bye"?
1) which is the right place for "only"?
Each room in the building has its own access card, but the person would be entering only one room/ one room only.
2)
In the following sentence, does the subject agree with the noun?
Employees do not need access cards/an access card to enter t
1) which is the right place for "only"?
Each room in the building has its own access card, but the person would be entering only one room/ one room only.
2)
In the following sentence, does the subject agree with the noun?
Employees do not need access cards/an access card to enter t
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