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Pousu Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
" Watch(look after) the spot(space) for me?"
Lets say I am standing in line and I feel like to go away for a while. What should I tell the person standing in front of me to do me a favor? Teachers! Help me out!
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What favour do you want them to do for you? ", but I would ask the person behind me. It's them that you'll be pushing in front of.
- What favour do you want them to do for you?
- ", but I would ask the person behind me.
- It's them that you'll be pushing in front of.
- The person in front doesn't care.
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What favour do you want them to do for you?
If you want to be able to rejoin the line you could say "Excuse me, could you keep my place for me please?", but I would ask the person behind me. It's them that you'll be pushing in front of. The person in front doesn't care.
If you want to be able to rejoin the line you could say "Excuse me, could you keep my place for me please?", but I would ask the person behind me. It's them that you'll be pushing in front of. The person in front doesn't care.
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