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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"You are in good shape."
"You are in good shape."
I think the sentence can have two different meanings; one is "You are healthy or well" and the other is "You have a good body". What do you native English speakers think about it? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
I think the sentence can have two different meanings; one is "You are healthy or well" and the other is "You have a good body". What do you native English speakers think about it? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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" I think the sentence can have two different meanings; one is "You are healthy or well" It can also mean 'You are physically fit'. and the other is "You have a good body". No, although if you say it with a leer the person will understand what you mean.
- " I think the sentence can have two different meanings; one is "You are healthy or well" It can also mean 'You are physically fit'.
- and the other is "You have a good body".
- No, although if you say it with a leer the person will understand what you mean.
- You could say 'You have a nice shape'.
- But be careful who you say it to.
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"You are in good shape."
I think the sentence can have two different meanings; one is "You are healthy or well" It can also mean 'You are physically fit'.
and the other is "You have a good body". No, although if you say it with a leer the person will understand what you mean.
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I think the sentence can have two different meanings; one is "You are healthy or well" It can also mean 'You are physically fit'.
and the other is "You have a good body". No, although if you say it with a leer the person will understand what you mean.
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Thank you so much and if It can also mean 'You are physically fit', Does "You have a good body" mean the same as "You are in good shape"? Or does "You have a good body" sound vulgar? And then, when can I use the expression "You have a good body"? I just want to be careful in using such expressions. Thank you so much.
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I have one more question.
1) 'You have a nice shape'
2) 'You have nice shape'
Do we need "a" or is it optional? I think the second is more common. What do you think? Thank you so much as usual.
1) 'You have a nice shape'
2) 'You have nice shape'
Do we need "a" or is it optional? I think the second is more common. What do you think? Thank you so much as usual.
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Thank you so much and if It can also mean 'You are physically fit', Does "You have a good body" mean the same as "You are in good shape"? Or does "You have a good body" sound vulgar? And then, when can I use the expression "You have a good body"? I just want to be careful in using such expressions.
It depends on who you are
It depends on who you are
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