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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Would you explain about two questions?
Question1. IF I replace "in" as 'for' , Do they mean same ?
#1 -I'll give you store credit in the amount of four dollars.
=for
Question2. IF I replace "take" as "get", Do they mean same?or Can I replace like that?
If not, What does it mean that "I will get it"
The dialog go like:
The Saleswoman: You're telling me this couch was delivered to you like this?!
Ross: Look, I am a reasonable man. I will accept store credit.
The Saleswoman
1 I'll give you store credit in the amount of four dollars.
Ross: #2 I will take it.
#1 -I'll give you store credit in the amount of four dollars.
=for
Question2. IF I replace "take" as "get", Do they mean same?or Can I replace like that?
If not, What does it mean that "I will get it"
The dialog go like:
The Saleswoman: You're telling me this couch was delivered to you like this?!
Ross: Look, I am a reasonable man. I will accept store credit.
The Saleswoman
1 I'll give you store credit in the amount of four dollars.Ross: #2 I will take it.
Top answer
ljswave Question1. IF I replace "in" as 'for' , Do they mean same ? Yes, the meanings are the same.
- ljswave Question1.
- IF I replace "in" as 'for' , Do they mean same ?
- Yes, the meanings are the same.
- ljswave Question2.
- or Can I replace like that?
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ljswaveQuestion1. IF I replace "in" as 'for' , Do they mean same ?Yes, the meanings are the same.
ljswaveQuestion2. IF I replace "take" as "get", Do they mean same?or Can I replace like that?You cannot use 'get'. It means nothing there.
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