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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

WANT OUT

Dear Teachers,

1. I'd rather live alone. Am I selfish for wanting out?

- What does "want out" mean here?

2. Does "back up!" mean "keep back!"?

3. She's having cyber sex and she likes it a lot.

- What does "cyber sex" mean?

4. He asked me to be his girlfriend, but people told me not to get with him.

- What does "get" mean here?

5. Be clear on what you will do.

- I think "about" is better than "on" here, right?

Thanks very much to Teachers,

Stevenukd.
  

Top answer

1. Most likely, out of the relationship. It could also be simply a roommate situation - or wanting out of a lease or agreement that the person made to live with someone and share expenses.

— BarbaraPA

  • 1.
  • Most likely, out of the relationship.
  • It could also be simply a roommate situation - or wanting out of a lease or agreement that the person made to live with someone and share expenses.
  • 2.
  • Back up means the person must move away.
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1. Most likely, out of the relationship. It could also be simply a roommate situation - or wanting out of a lease or agreement that the person made to live with someone and share expenses.

2. Back up means the person must move away. Not just keep away, but move from where he or she is now.

3. Cyber *** is "naughty talk" with someone over the Internet.

4. This is just bad
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