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It is not a sentence. It is just a short phrase. The person talking is upset because he did something offensive.
- It is not a sentence.
- It is just a short phrase.
- The person talking is upset because he did something offensive.
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It is not a sentence. It is just a short phrase.
The person talking is upset because he did something offensive. The closest sentence is something like this: "He is really rude."
The person talking is upset because he did something offensive. The closest sentence is something like this: "He is really rude."
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I have a true example for you.
Several years ago, a gentleman in Australia wrote a note to a magazine in London, England.
The note was very short. It said something like: Please stop using British spellings in your magazine. Please spell all
words in the American way.
The magazine printed his note with this headline: What a Nerve!
Several years ago, a gentleman in Australia wrote a note to a magazine in London, England.
The note was very short. It said something like: Please stop using British spellings in your magazine. Please spell all
words in the American way.
The magazine printed his note with this headline: What a Nerve!
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