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Thread: Question about the time
- 07-Jul-2006, 18:44 #11
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Re: Question about the time Nice to meet you too. For sure, I like discussions, though my language is poor--unfortunately! Hope you, among others, will help me improve it!
Originally Posted by thestudentproofreader Also- good to meet you- I hope we engage in many discussions
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- 10-Jul-2006, 18:02 #12
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Re: Question about the time No worries, Nyggus, feel free to ask away
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- 10-Jul-2006, 18:25 #13
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Re: Question about the time Thanks, Thestudentproofreader Originally Posted by thestudentproofreader No worries, Nyggus, feel free to ask away 
! And, then, my first question follows directly from your post--what does "to ask away" mean?
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- 12-Jul-2006, 18:47 #14
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Re: Question about the time Nyggus- 'ask away' is a common English expression, which simply means- 'feel free to ask'
It's my attempt at making you feel at ease
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- 13-Jul-2006, 08:02 #15
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Re: Question about the time Thanks--it's been a fruitfull attempt! Originally Posted by thestudentproofreader It's my attempt at making you feel at ease
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