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| Could this sentence have two meanings: 1-It will take me longer than two hours to get home. 2-I am at home now but will leave in less than two hours. |
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| Yes, it could. |
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| Thanks Tdol. You know, I had almost forgotten that now I can do this: :wink: . |
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