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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

What's the meaning

of a side remark? He's talking about the casts on a show.

"Lisa needs to get over the "creative" card as this is only a small portion of any task. Aubrey is good entertainment with her side remarks but she is a bit too self righteous."

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Hi, of a side remark? He's talking about the casts on a show. "Lisa needs to get over the "creative" card as this is only a small portion of any task.

— Clive

  • Hi, of a side remark?
  • He's talking about the casts on a show.
  • "Lisa needs to get over the "creative" card as this is only a small portion of any task.
  • " In everyday English, a side remark is an incidental remark, one that is not directly relate to the topic that is being discussed.
  • In a play, an aside is a remark spoken directly to the audience and which is not supposed to be heard by the other characters on the stage.
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Hi,

of a side remark? He's talking about the casts on a show.

"Lisa needs to get over the "creative" card as this is only a small portion of any task. Aubrey is good entertainment with her side remarks but she is a bit too self righteous."


In everyday English, a side remark is an incidental remark, one that is not directly relate
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