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Vocabulary

uncalled-for (choose A, B or C)

0 Me:01blockquote
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11i10>A revolutionary video.12i12br
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10I doubt :-)12br
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10He answered:01blockquote
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10 Oh, 11i11b10that12b12i10 was uncalled for.12br
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10Does this what he said sound ambiguous? I.e. what 01i01b00that02b02i00 means here?02br
00A. "A revolutionary video" is irrelevant.02br
00B. My remark is needless02br
00C. Who knows what he meant to say...0-
  

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0 I think B. 0-

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5 Answers
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0It's something you say when you feel criticised. 02br
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00It means you shouldn't have said what you said.0-
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01cite10Nona The Brit12cite10It's something you say when you feel criticised. 12br
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10It means you shouldn't have said what you said.12br
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10Is it absolutely so? His video was far from being revolutionary(and I thought it was a joke) and then he changed the video description
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0I don't know. It's ok in British English.02br
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00He may well have been saying it in a jokey way - the emphasis on 01i00that02i00 makes me think so. It was a sort of 'ouch! what you said!' comment.0-
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0 01blockquote
01cite10Nona The Brit12cite10I don't know. It's ok in British English.12br
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10He may well have been saying it in a jokey way - the emphasis on 11i10that12i10 makes me think so. It was a sort of 'ouch! what you said!' comment.12br
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10Allright, this defi
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