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Faisalkhan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

What does it mean?

I hope this will grow in the future. (I am doing work for someone)
  

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The context is important. You need some reference or antecedent for "this" to make the sentence clear. "This" could be your friendship, your working relationship, a flower, a tree, or anything else that can grow.

— AlpheccaStars

  • The context is important.
  • You need some reference or antecedent for "this" to make the sentence clear.
  • "This" could be your friendship, your working relationship, a flower, a tree, or anything else that can grow.
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The context is important. You need some reference or antecedent for "this" to make the sentence clear.
"This" could be your friendship, your working relationship, a flower, a tree, or anything else that can grow.
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I am doing work for him. Does it mean he want more output from me?
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faisalkhanI am doing work for him. Does it mean he want more output from me?
It might be, but it is not really possible to tell. What was he saying when he said "this"? Was he talking about the quality of the work, or the work itself?
Why don't you ask him?
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