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Ronald375 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
The things he gets away with!
Hallo,
Is it possible to use the sentence 'the things he gets away with!' to describe the feeling that you're surprised, because a person you know has a lot of things and you wonder how he can afford these things? I'm not sure about the meaning. Are there any alternatives?
Thanx in advance!
Is it possible to use the sentence 'the things he gets away with!' to describe the feeling that you're surprised, because a person you know has a lot of things and you wonder how he can afford these things? I'm not sure about the meaning. Are there any alternatives?
Thanx in advance!
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' It is not a sentence. It is only a noun phrase. The phrase usually refers to people who break the law or kids who break their parent's rules and never get punished.
- ' It is not a sentence.
- It is only a noun phrase.
- The phrase usually refers to people who break the law or kids who break their parent's rules and never get punished.
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ronald375Is it possible to use the sentence 'the things he gets away with!'It is not a sentence. It is only a noun phrase.
The phrase usually refers to people who break the law or kids who break their parent's rules and never get punished.
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