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11-Feb-2006, 11:30
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 hello sir, i have a question i have one question about an english idiom that i have just read it is "to come to the corner" so i would like to know if there is such an idiom, and if so, would you please explain to me what does it mean? thank you in advance. best regards Isaac |
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11-Feb-2006, 11:32
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| Re: hello sir, i have a question Quote:
i have one question about an english idiom that i have just read it is "to come to the corner" so i would like to know if there is such an idiom, and if so, would you please explain to me what does it mean? thank you in advance. best regards Isaac |
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11-Feb-2006, 14:31
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| Re: hello sir, i have a question Can you give us the context where you found it? It's not an idiom that I know, or that is in the dictionary, so it might be something specific to the context. |
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