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Bn77 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
what do these sentences mean?
can anybody help me to interpret the following two sentences?
1. you should clean your ears out.
2. one can never have enough holidays.
thank you.
1. you should clean your ears out.
2. one can never have enough holidays.
thank you.
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1. This is often said when one is angry at being misunderstood, implying that the other party has not heard what was said, but actually indicating that not enough attention and effort has been given to grasping its meaning. " It's also used in genuine cases of failure to hear, as when the listener keeps asking the speaker to repeat himself.
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- This is often said when one is angry at being misunderstood, implying that the other party has not heard what was said, but actually indicating that not enough attention and effort has been given to grasping its meaning.
- " It's also used in genuine cases of failure to hear, as when the listener keeps asking the speaker to repeat himself.
- It's good for misunderstood instructions.
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1. This is often said when one is angry at being misunderstood, implying that the other party has not heard what was said, but actually indicating that not enough attention and effort has been given to grasping its meaning. That is, "Pay attention!"
It's also used in genuine cases of failure to hear, as when the listener keeps asking the speaker to repeat himself.
It's good f
It's also used in genuine cases of failure to hear, as when the listener keeps asking the speaker to repeat himself.
It's good f
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