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Jadel Posted 10 years ago
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Thanks for getting...

Thanks for getting the babysitter lined up tonight.
What does it mean?

I really like how you're always on time to pick me up at work.
Does it mean " I really like how you're always on time to give me a ride to work?
  

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Thanks for arranging for the babysitter to attend. "pick me up at work" would mean give me a ride from work to somewhere else — probably home, I guess, though I would say "pick me up from work" for that meaning.

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  • Thanks for arranging for the babysitter to attend.
  • "pick me up at work" would mean give me a ride from work to somewhere else — probably home, I guess, though I would say "pick me up from work" for that meaning.
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Thanks for arranging for the babysitter to attend.

"pick me up at work" would mean give me a ride from work to somewhere else — probably home, I guess, though I would say "pick me up from work" for that meaning.
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I got it.
Thank you very much.
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