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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
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Don't you do that when at home?
Don't you do that when you're at home?
Do these have the same meaning? Can I omit the 'you're'? Thanks.
Don't you do that when you're at home?
Do these have the same meaning? Can I omit the 'you're'? Thanks.
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Do these have the same meaning? Can I omit the 'you're'? Thanks.
- Do these have the same meaning?
- Can I omit the 'you're'?
- Thanks.
- I've seen it omitted when there is a lack of space for the full phrase.
- " The meanings are the same.
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whatchadoinDon't you do that when at home?Don't you do that when you're at home?Do these have the same meaning? Can I omit the 'you're'? Thanks.I've seen it omitted when there is a lack of space for the full phrase.
For example a TV ad where a car is being driven as if it were on a race course might have a warning in small print:
"Don't do this at hom
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