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Hello everyone,
Would you please tell me the meaning of this term?
( pop the question )
Thanks in advance,
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Re: Pop the question!!!
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Would you please tell me the meaning of this term?
( pop the question )
Thanks in advance,
to ask someone to marry you.
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You can also say "to propose"
I remember the night your father
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Re: Pop the question!!!
Thank you so much,now would you please use this term in a sentence?
Thanks in advance,
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Re: Pop the question!!!
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Thank you so much,now would you please use this term in a sentence?
Thanks in advance,
Do these examples help Zoobinshid?
So did he pop the question, then?
He is very shy, I don't think he'll dare to pop the question.
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