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Tashiro Posted 13 years ago
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These expressions always have connotation of annoyance?
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"What are you on about?"
"What are you talking about?"
"What do you mean?"
These expressions always have connotation of annoyance?
"What are you on about?"
"What are you talking about?"
"What do you mean?"
These expressions always have connotation of annoyance?
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tashiro These expressions always have connotation of annoyance? The first one does; the other two are neutral and depend upon expression or tone of voice.
- tashiro These expressions always have connotation of annoyance?
- The first one does; the other two are neutral and depend upon expression or tone of voice.
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tashiroThese expressions always have connotation of annoyance?The first one does; the other two are neutral and depend upon expression or tone of voice.
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