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| I am not a native English speaker and i would like to ask you what does this statement mean:" He run errands for the household". Can you give me a synonym for it? Thank you for helping me! |
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| Welcome to the forums. He makes short journeys to take messages or to deliver or collect something on behalf of the household. |
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| Thank you ! I wasn't sure it meant that. |
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| Attention: I'm not a teacher. Hi fantasydew, We (you and I) come from the same part of the Earth. We are practically countrymen. I vouch for the truth of Anglika’s words. I have complete faith in. There are further explanatory words concerning the matter in question. run an errand Go to perform a commission, as in “I spent the morning running household errands--to the cleaners, the supermarket, the hardware store.“ footman a man employed as a servant in a large establishment (as a palace) to run errands and do chores chores A routine or minor duty or task. Daily or routine domestic tasks, especially a farmer's routine morning and evening tasks, such as feeding livestock. An unpleasant or burdensome task As a boy I used to run errands for people for pennies, like many more did. Next I had to run errands and to do various little jobs like drawing a pint of vinegar from a big store. Sometimes you had to get sandwiches for other people's lunch and run errands , deliver clothes. He will cook meals, wash floors, run errands , reap and mow crops and tend animals. Clean his boots, run errands , lay out his clothes, prepare hot water for him to shave, serve…. Regards. V. |
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