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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
You've got a nerve!
Does that mean you really dare something?
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Hi, Yes, that's the basic idea. It It's often said because you dare to do something that the speaker thinks you should not have done. Clive
- Hi, Yes, that's the basic idea.
- It It's often said because you dare to do something that the speaker thinks you should not have done.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes, that's the basic idea. It
It's often said because you dare to do something that the speaker thinks you should not have done.
Clive
Yes, that's the basic idea. It
It's often said because you dare to do something that the speaker thinks you should not have done.
Clive
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Is "you've got a nerve" response used just when somebody have done something bad.
Could you also use it for something good. For example, somebody jumps with a parachute from a plane. What a nerve!
Could it be used here too?
Could you also use it for something good. For example, somebody jumps with a parachute from a plane. What a nerve!
Could it be used here too?
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Hi,
Is "you've got a nerve" response used just when somebody have done something bad.
Could you also use it for something good. For example, somebody jumps with a parachute from a plane. What a nerve!
Could it be used here too? I suppose so.
But it is less often used in in physical contexts (eg ju
Is "you've got a nerve" response used just when somebody have done something bad.
Could you also use it for something good. For example, somebody jumps with a parachute from a plane. What a nerve!
Could it be used here too? I suppose so.
But it is less often used in in physical contexts (eg ju
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