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PonyFan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

What can I do you for?

Is " What can I do you for?" a common expression in daily conversation? I came across this expression in a cartoon but I don't know whether I should actually use this or not. Thanks in advance!
  

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" often association with uneducated speech.

— Philip

  • " often association with uneducated speech.
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It is a version of "What can I do for you?" often association with uneducated speech.
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PonyFanIs " What can I do you for?" a common expression in daily conversation?
No. Sometimes people say that instead of "What can I do for you?" just to be silly. It's very informal. It would never be used between strangers. Don't use it.

CJ
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