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Kenny1999 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
What do these sentences mean?
Someone who may hate me said to me
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I picked both.
If I could only pick one due to budget limitations, I'd pick neither. I'd spend that money on something else like the fishing store."
I am not English native, what does he imply? Fishing store? Did he try to humiliate me?
Top answer
I don't understand. What two things are you talking about picking? Why do you think it is humliating to talk about a fishing store?
- I don't understand.
- What two things are you talking about picking?
- Why do you think it is humliating to talk about a fishing store?
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I don't understand.
What two things are you talking about picking?
Why do you think it is humliating to talk about a fishing store?
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