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Hi,I was wondering if could have a look for me this sentence in red color below. What does “you’re in” mean here? I am just not sure how should I interpret this one. Does Sara just mean “next time you are in here / next time you get to the infirmary."   I am not sure about it,  what is your opinion?   Many thanks!!Prison BreakMichael: What?Sara: Your blood glucose is at 50 milligrams per deciliter.Michael: So?Sara: That's hypoglycemic.  Your body's reacting to the insulin like you're not a diabetic.  You're sure it's Type One diabetes you've got?Michael: Ever since I was a kid.Sara: All right. You're not experiencing any tingling sensation, cold sweats or...  Infirmary,  ( Sara got a phone call) ...  ...  (Then she talked to Michael)  Okay.  I'd like to run some tests next time you're in.  Last thing I want is to be administering insulin to a man who doesn't need it.Michael: Yeah; sure.Sara: Okay.

Yanan27 · Accepted Answer

Yeah, I think you are right considering the situation.

KateJS · Answer

Yes, "next time you're in [this place]".

Nidea · Answer

Yanan27Yeah, I think you are right considering the situation.

Hi, Yanan27 and KateJS,

Thanks for your help! I get it now!!! Thank you!!

Clive · Answer

Hi,
A minor point.

I was wondering if could have a look for me this sentence in red ~~color~~ below.

Just say 'red', not 'red color'.

Clive

Nidea · Answer

CliveHi,
A minor point.

I was wondering if could have a look for me this sentence in red ~~color~~ below.

Just say 'red', not 'red color'.

Clive

Hi, Clive ,

Thanks for taking your time to correct my sentence, thank you!! I will get it right next time!

Good day!

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