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Bbk_agp Posted 19 years ago
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You're going to have to catch me.
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This is a sentences that a ciriminal says to a police in a movie...!
You're going to have to catch me.
What does mean "to have" in this sentences?
This is a sentences that a ciriminal says to a police in a movie...!
You're going to have to catch me.
What does mean "to have" in this sentences?
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Hi, it's easy. It means, that the police officer will have to catch the criminal to bring him in the custody. I have to is the same like I must JCD
- Hi, it's easy.
- It means, that the police officer will have to catch the criminal to bring him in the custody.
- I have to is the same like I must JCD
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Hi,
it's easy.
It means, that the police officer will have to catch the criminal to bring him in the custody. I have to is the same like I must
JCD
it's easy.
It means, that the police officer will have to catch the criminal to bring him in the custody. I have to is the same like I must
JCD
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I'm trying to work out how to explain this.
'You'll have to X ' does means you need to/must do X. However, of course, the criminal here isn't saying to the police officer 'you must catch me' because he doesn't really want to be caught.
In this case, the criminal is taunting the police officer. His meaning is 'you can't arrest me because you haven't 'caught' me yet - you have no p
'You'll have to X ' does means you need to/must do X. However, of course, the criminal here isn't saying to the police officer 'you must catch me' because he doesn't really want to be caught.
In this case, the criminal is taunting the police officer. His meaning is 'you can't arrest me because you haven't 'caught' me yet - you have no p
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aaa, yes, you are right. I forgot to express, that the criminal actually doesn't want to be caught. So my sentence should have been like:
The criminal is mocking the police officer, that he will have to catch him first, before he will bring him to the custody. Probably the criminal is escaping from the jail or something...
mea culpa...;-)
The criminal is mocking the police officer, that he will have to catch him first, before he will bring him to the custody. Probably the criminal is escaping from the jail or something...
mea culpa...;-)
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