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24-Mar-2006, 13:48
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 In swing of doing things. What does this sentence mean? Thanking You |
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24-Mar-2006, 16:19
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| Re: In swing of doing things. get into the swing of it/things : to become fully involved in an activity: Once we got into the swing of it, it took no time at all. :) |
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