What you're doing.
Phil: Who's this?
Man on phone: You'd better stop what you're doing.
Phil: Excuse me?
Man on phone: I know you're scamming people for money. I've talked to several of your victims.
Is the part in bold natural refering not to what he's doing exactly at that moment but to the fact that he's having a shady side business where he's scamming people?
Top answer
Is the part in bold natural refering not to what he's doing exactly at that moment but to the fact that he's having a shady side business where he's scamming people? <<< Yes
- Is the part in bold natural refering not to what he's doing exactly at that moment but to the fact that he's having a shady side business where he's scamming people?
- <<< Yes
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
Is the part in bold natural refering not to what he's doing exactly at that moment but
to the fact that he's having a shady side business where he's scamming people? <<< Yes
0
Related Questions