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Andy155 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
"To be like doing something"
When you say something like "I wasn't like doing something", you mean you didn't want to do it? Eg. "I wasn't like sleeping yesterday night, so I stayed up until three o'clock." You mean you didn't want to sleep?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi, When you say something like "I wasn't like doing something", you mean you didn't want to do it? Eg. " You mean you didn't want to sleep?
- Hi, When you say something like "I wasn't like doing something", you mean you didn't want to do it?
- Eg.
- " You mean you didn't want to sleep?
- Quite a lot of people have the habit of often inserting the word 'like' into what they say.
- It's just used as a meaningless sound.
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Hi,
When you say something like "I wasn't like doing something", you mean you didn't want to do it? Eg. "I wasn't like sleeping yesterday night, so I stayed up until three o'clock." You mean you didn't want to sleep?
Quite a lot of people have the habit of often inserting the word 'like' into what they say. It's just used as a meaningless sound. It has nothing to do with liking or di
When you say something like "I wasn't like doing something", you mean you didn't want to do it? Eg. "I wasn't like sleeping yesterday night, so I stayed up until three o'clock." You mean you didn't want to sleep?
Quite a lot of people have the habit of often inserting the word 'like' into what they say. It's just used as a meaningless sound. It has nothing to do with liking or di
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