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Nguyenhieuhuflit92 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

What does it mean?

She said she thought "it's never going to get paid... I can't pay that. That's like paying a nice house right now based on what houses are going for."

i don't understand the part "that's like.....are going for"

Could anyone please explain it for me. Thank you so much.
  

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-- This sentence does not seem to relate to the earlier sentence, but 'what houses are going for' = 'the current average price of houses'.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- This sentence does not seem to relate to the earlier sentence, but 'what houses are going for' = 'the current average price of houses'.
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That's like paying for a nice house right now based on what houses are going for.-- This sentence does not seem to relate to the earlier sentence, but 'what houses are going for' = 'the current average price of houses'.
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Thank you so so so so much ^^
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