AlexAD
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Hello.
I can see this phrase being an answer to a request meaning 'Sure.Ok.' in many American movies but I have never seen it in a British one. As a matter of interest, do the British use that phrase?
Your answers, as usually, are much appreciated.
I would be grateful if you corrected any mistake you might find in the post (especially, I am not sure about the bold line).
Thanks, Alex.
I can see this phrase being an answer to a request meaning 'Sure.Ok.' in many American movies but I have never seen it in a British one. As a matter of interest, do the British use that phrase?
Your answers, as usually, are much appreciated.
I would be grateful if you corrected any mistake you might find in the post (especially, I am not sure about the bold line).
Thanks, Alex.
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