"That attitude won't get you far round here..."
I don't understand meaning of the above sentence. Please help...![]()
Note: "will(in the above sentence)" is expressing the likelihood in here, isn't it?
Last edited by Kerim; 19-Jun-2006 at 07:29.
It means "Your attitude will cause you a lot of problems here."Originally Posted by Kerim
"Will" in the above sentence is the auxiliary verb for the simple future tense of 'get'.
Can someone explain more a bit "Get someone round"??? Are there the another meanings?![]()
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'Round' is not part of the phrase. It goes with 'here', as in 'around here'.
'That attitude won't get you far' is the main phrase, and means 'that attitude' will not help you.
Could you find "get someone far" in the online dictionaries?![]()
What do you mean?Originally Posted by Kerim
Originally Posted by Coffa
Could you indicate the reference(online dictionary) for this phrase?![]()
Is there no teacher who will confirm that?Sorry Coffa, but I want to sure.
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Please, teacher or another person who know it.![]()