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EarthWindandWater Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Thunderbirds are go!
In 1960-1970, there was a wonderful TV scientific fiction drama "Thunderbirds" played by marionettes.
In that drama, the narrator said, "Thunderbirds are go."
What is the meaning of "go"? Is it a verb or an adjective?
In that drama, the narrator said, "Thunderbirds are go."
What is the meaning of "go"? Is it a verb or an adjective?
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Hi, It's a verb that is used in a slang expression. Another form of it is to say 'Thunderbirds are a go '. Clive
- Hi, It's a verb that is used in a slang expression.
- Another form of it is to say 'Thunderbirds are a go '.
- Clive
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Hi,
It's a verb that is used in a slang expression.
Another form of it is to say 'Thunderbirds are a go'.
Clive
It's a verb that is used in a slang expression.
Another form of it is to say 'Thunderbirds are a go'.
Clive
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Thank you, Clive, for your comment.
I got it.
Then,
if it were standard expression instead of a slang expression, it would be;
"Thunderbirds are going", right ?
I got it.
Then,
if it were standard expression instead of a slang expression, it would be;
"Thunderbirds are going", right ?
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Oh, thanks.
That makes perfect sense to me.
Have a nice day!
That makes perfect sense to me.
Have a nice day!
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