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You all right for ... ?
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A taxi driver is standing next to his car. Suddenly a friend of his appears and says to him:
You all right for tomorrow night?
The taxi driver replies: Reckon so. Not afore half-past seven. Pick you up then. All right?
1. Does it mean: Are you free tomorrow night?
2. And he replies that is OK, but not before half-past seven?
thanks
A taxi driver is standing next to his car. Suddenly a friend of his appears and says to him:
You all right for tomorrow night?
The taxi driver replies: Reckon so. Not afore half-past seven. Pick you up then. All right?
1. Does it mean: Are you free tomorrow night?
2. And he replies that is OK, but not before half-past seven?
thanks
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1. Does it mean: Are you free tomorrow night? -- Yes, free, available, or prepared.
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- Does it mean: Are you free tomorrow night?
- -- Yes, free, available, or prepared.
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- And he replies that is OK, but not before half-past seven?
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1. Does it mean: Are you free tomorrow night?-- Yes, free, available, or prepared.
2. And he replies that is OK, but not before half-past seven?-- That's right.
2. And he replies that is OK, but not before half-past seven?-- That's right.
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