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16-Aug-2009, 19:21
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 "He is dealing cards" what does this sentence mean? "He is dealing cards" Is it correct? Thanks |
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17-Aug-2009, 01:47
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 Re: "He is dealing cards" Quote:
Context is important, and it's possible that in a particular context a speaker might apply some other meaning to "he's dealing cards". Just the same, that's what it means. anupumh likes this. |
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