Emergencies
Woman: There’s a lot of crime nowadays.
Man: So, it’s better to lock things up.
Woman: Yes, better safe than sorry. That’s why I always set a burglar alarm.
Man: Is this like a fire alarm?
Woman: Well, yes except it’s for burglars, thieves, people who steal things. Now, if someone tries to steal my jewelry, the burglar alarm will go off.
Man: Do you really think that if you didn’t lock up your valuables, that someone would try to steel them?
Woman: I’m afraid so.
Man: I wouldn’t steal them.
1- What does “that someone” refer to?
Does it refer to “someone” in this sentence? ? “if someone tries to steal my jewelry”
2- What does "set" mean in this dialogue?
Thank you
rezaenglish Do you really think that if you didn’t lock up your valuables, that someone would try to ste a l them? rezaenglish 1- What does “that someone” refer to? It doesn't refer to anything.
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rezaenglishDo you really think that if you didn’t lock up your valuables,thatsomeone would try to steal them?rezaenglish1- What does “that someone” refer to?
It doesn't refer to anything. It is a mistaken repetition of the word "that". Only the firs