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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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The dialogue
Is there correct?
A: How's your uncle doing now?
B: He's fine and is able to walk now.
A: How's your uncle doing now?
B: He's fine and is able to walk now.
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A: How's your uncle doing? B: Better. He's able to walk now.
- A: How's your uncle doing?
- B: Better.
- He's able to walk now.
- Merely being 'able to walk' is not yet 'fine'.
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A: How's your uncle doing?
B: Better. He's able to walk now.
Merely being 'able to walk' is not yet 'fine'.
B: Better. He's able to walk now.
Merely being 'able to walk' is not yet 'fine'.
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Have patience. I have to sleep sometimes.
It means 'How is your uncle?'
It means 'How is your uncle?'
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