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- 24-Jul-2011, 00:02 #1
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Everything's in order Does "everything's in order" mean "everything is ok"?
If so, what is the difference? (or perhaps there is no difference)
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- 24-Jul-2011, 02:19 #2
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Teacher Re: Everything's in order Usage of the terms can be used in completely different ways.
Originally Posted by joeoct 
For example:
The meeting is scheduled for tomorrow. Everything's in order (meaning ready).
We had a terrible storm last night, but everything is OK (meaning no damage).
- 24-Jul-2011, 12:19 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Everything's in order Thanks billmcd.
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