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Thread: has been up this morning
- 25-Jun-2006, 09:33 #1
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has been up this morning what does it mean by the idiom has been up this morning?
- 25-Jun-2006, 11:25 #2
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Re: has been up this morning .
It doesn't sound idiomatic at the moment. Please give us the context.
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- 25-Jun-2006, 13:47 #3sheena55ro Guest Re: has been up this morning
Originally Posted by maricelsuico
What time has he been up this morning?-What time did he get up?
- 26-Jun-2006, 04:02 #4
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