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| I don't know. If you don't want to find out, get out of there. i don't understand the meaning of to find out thank you |
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| Hello adel87 To find out means to know:
________________ Correction Dear Sir I don't understand the meaning of to find out in this sentence: If you don't want to find out, get out of there.Thank you. |
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| Hello to all! Im 30 yrs. of age! Im new in this site! Im happy to be part of this site. Wonderful project! Keep on posting Guys! Thanks! Good Luck!... |
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| I don't quite understand... |
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| I think that the problem is typos,punctuation and miss use of words. I have written below a possible meaning Dear Sirs, I do not understand this sentence. What does "get out of here" mean? Hope this makes sense. Ian |
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| Second explanation after re-reading. Please finish off the previous explanation by adding"What does does find out mean?" So in context of the letter if you are not interested enough to do some research you do not belong in this group. Ian |
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| I have no idea |
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| Quote:
"If you don't want to find out, get out of there" would be said to someone who might not like the answer to the question. In other words: "If you don't want to hear the answer, don't ask the question." |
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