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  1. 09-Apr-2011, 16:27 #1
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    Default I am been?

    "I am been set up at work to make it look like im not doing my job?"

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    What would this mean? I'm wondering if it's just a mistake?
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    Default Re: I am been?

    Quote Originally Posted by ostap77 View Post
    "I am been set up at work to make it look like im not doing my job?"

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    What eould this mean? I'm wandering if it's just a mistake?
    He means "being".

    Pro tip: People asking/answering questions on yahooanswers and something similar or just writing on random forums on the Internet more often than not have terrible spelling, grammar, punctuation, etc. I wouldn't learn English from their examples.
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    Default Re: I am been?

    Quote Originally Posted by ostap77 View Post

    What would this mean? I'm wandering if it's just a mistake?
    wonder = to think about something, wanting to know more about it

    wander = to move/walk around without any purpose
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