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Teo Posted 20 years ago
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the house might be sold out
You has better get your tickests now or the house might be sold out.
What does the above sentence mean?
What does the above sentence mean?
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It's either a cinema or a theatre - the seating area is called the 'house'. They are saying buy your ticket now otherwise there might not be any left (sold out= all have been sold).
- It's either a cinema or a theatre - the seating area is called the 'house'.
- They are saying buy your ticket now otherwise there might not be any left (sold out= all have been sold).
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It's either a cinema or a theatre - the seating area is called the 'house'. They are saying buy your ticket now otherwise there might not be any left (sold out= all have been sold).
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TeoYou has better get your tickests now or the house might be sold out.
You has better get your tickests now or the house might be sold out.
What does the above sentence mean?
You had better get your tickets n
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