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- 20-Mar-2011, 12:28 #1
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ask a question Hi my teachers. I hope you all are well.
I have some troubles with some words in english, maybe it's an idiom that i don't know. Can you help me pls? I've heard a lot of English songs, but i can't guess what's the meaning of "always guessing". Can you help me to find its meaning?
Thanks alot.
- 20-Mar-2011, 12:52 #2
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Re: ask a question Welcome to the board, Snow.
You obviously know the meaning of guessing as you used guess in your question. Always is a simple word, so you need to give us the context in which you found always guessing if it's puzzling you.
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