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Nokia88 Posted 18 years ago
Dear sir,
A). You have my word.
Does it mean “I promise you” or “You can take my word for granted”? Or any other meanings?
B). You have my word on it.
What difference do they make between A) and B) ?
Thanks in advance
Grammar
You have my word
Dear sir,
A). You have my word.
Does it mean “I promise you” or “You can take my word for granted”? Or any other meanings?
B). You have my word on it.
What difference do they make between A) and B) ?
Thanks in advance
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Hi, A). You have my word. Does it mean “I promise you”<<< Yes or “You can take my word for granted”?
- Hi, A).
- You have my word.
- Does it mean “I promise you”<<< Yes or “You can take my word for granted”?
- Or any other meanings?
- B).
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Hi,
A). You have my word.
Does it mean “I promise you”<<< Yes or “You can take my word for granted”? Or any other meanings?
B). You have my word on it.
What difference do they make between A) and B) ? B is just a more formal version of A.
The most common thing said is 'I give you my word'.
Best wishes, Clive
A). You have my word.
Does it mean “I promise you”<<< Yes or “You can take my word for granted”? Or any other meanings?
B). You have my word on it.
What difference do they make between A) and B) ? B is just a more formal version of A.
The most common thing said is 'I give you my word'.
Best wishes, Clive
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