frindle2
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Hello. Would you please tell me what the underlined two sentences mean in the context below?
I understand the speaker awoke because of stomachache. But I don't understand the next one, "but I wasn't done yet."
What does it mean? Thank you.
(from A Bird on Water Street by Elizabeth O. Dulemba)
"I bet I could eat this whole thing in three bites," Piran said.
"I bet I could too, but I'm not gonna," I replied.
I only had enough money for one burger and planned on making it last as long as possible.
I took tiny, little bites to prove it.
When I got home, I actually took a nap. I felt like a baby doing it, but being so full knocked me right out.
I awoke several hours later with my stomach growling.
Okay, maybe it was more upset than hungry, but I wasn't done yet.
I understand the speaker awoke because of stomachache. But I don't understand the next one, "but I wasn't done yet."
What does it mean? Thank you.
(from A Bird on Water Street by Elizabeth O. Dulemba)
"I bet I could eat this whole thing in three bites," Piran said.
"I bet I could too, but I'm not gonna," I replied.
I only had enough money for one burger and planned on making it last as long as possible.
I took tiny, little bites to prove it.
When I got home, I actually took a nap. I felt like a baby doing it, but being so full knocked me right out.
I awoke several hours later with my stomach growling.
Okay, maybe it was more upset than hungry, but I wasn't done yet.