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I like taking note of the coincidence. |
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I know what you mean. Things like this tend to escape my notice as well from time to time. |
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After taking dinner, I stepped outside for some fresh air. |
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It's not something I say. It could be that it's used in British English. |
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It sounds like a direct translation from, say, French. All the best, :D |
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http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...%22+&meta= I don't say "take dinner". Still, I would wonder if it's something that could be said in British English. :D |
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| tdol's the one we should ask. 8) |
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