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why there is no toilet all over this place ? I don't think you can leave all over hanging like this.
- why there is no toilet all over this place ?
- I don't think you can leave all over hanging like this.
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why there is no toilet all over this place?
I don't think you can leave all over hanging like this.
I don't think you can leave all over hanging like this.
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Clive is right, as anywhere means in at least one spot.
"All over the place" means "everywhere in that place". That would be a lot of toilets
"All over the place" means "everywhere in that place". That would be a lot of toilets
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how about "oh, my ***, where is a toilet indeed?"
do they have the same meaning?
do they have the same meaning?
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Hi,
how about "oh, my ***, where is a toilet indeed?"
'Indeed' can be omitted, and is not natural in this sentence.
This version suggests you need a toilet immediately. The other sentences we have been looking at do not strongly suggest that you need one.
Such direct references to a need for a toilet are not as common
how about "oh, my ***, where is a toilet indeed?"
'Indeed' can be omitted, and is not natural in this sentence.
This version suggests you need a toilet immediately. The other sentences we have been looking at do not strongly suggest that you need one.
Such direct references to a need for a toilet are not as common
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Hi,
I didn't say there were none. I said they were less common than you might think.
In the region where I live, the word 'toilet' is just not considered very polite.
Best wishes, Clive
I didn't say there were none. I said they were less common than you might think.
In the region where I live, the word 'toilet' is just not considered very polite.
Best wishes, Clive
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