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Jamal 1315 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

There is a bound to be a pull on his time.

Hello everybody.

I have two questions. Would you please help me.

What does it mean by there is a bound to be a pull on his time in the following?

In his first few weeks in the company, there is a bound to be a pull on his time.

Does it mean he can't decide when to be free?

In a story the boy said that he didn't want to play with the girls in his class and his mom answered the girls might be future lionesses and they are World Cup qualifiers.

I didn't get the mom' s meaning.

Thanks so much!

  

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Jamal 1315 What does it mean by there is a bound to be a pull on his time in the following? In his first few weeks in the company, there is a bound to be a pull on his time. e.

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  • Jamal 1315 What does it mean by there is a bound to be a pull on his time in the following?
  • In his first few weeks in the company, there is a bound to be a pull on his time.
  • e.
  • he will need to do lots of things, work long hours.
  • Jamal 1315 In a story the boy said that he didn't want to play with the girls in his class and his mom answered the girls might be future lionesses and they are World Cup qualifiers.
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Jamal 1315What does it mean by there is a bound to be a pull on his time in the following?
In his first few weeks in the company, there is a bound to be a pull on his time.

I think it means that there will be a big demand on his time, i.e. he will need to do lots of things, work long hours.

Jamal 1315In a story the boy said t
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