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Zenoline Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
What does 'just fine' exactly mean?
My new English tutor told me that my grammar is "just fine"? I don't know exactly what it means. Is it a plite term for 'OK'?
Please kindly suggest. Thank you in advance.
Please kindly suggest. Thank you in advance.
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Hi Zenoline, Welcome to the Forum. In everyday speech in this kindof context, yes, it means 'OK'. You could also simply say 'Fine'.
- Hi Zenoline, Welcome to the Forum.
- In everyday speech in this kindof context, yes, it means 'OK'.
- You could also simply say 'Fine'.
- Congratulations, because your grammar is fine!
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi Zenoline,
Welcome to the Forum.
In everyday speech in this kindof context, yes, it means 'OK'. You could also simply say 'Fine'.
Congratulations, because your grammar is fine!
Best wishes, Clive
Welcome to the Forum.
In everyday speech in this kindof context, yes, it means 'OK'. You could also simply say 'Fine'.
Congratulations, because your grammar is fine!
Best wishes, Clive
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