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Michelle
is it right
"I'm the only one who have the whole world time."
13 feb. 2017 09:53
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If you mean World Clock from "whole world time", then your sentence seems fine.
Alternatively you can say " I am the only one having the whole world time".
Maybe :-)
13 februari 2017
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Sorry, I don't know what it is meant to mean.
13 februari 2017
It should be ‘has' not 'have'. But as Bill suggested, it doesn't mean anything.
13 februari 2017
thank you
That's what I wanna say
I forgot to give more tips.
14 februari 2017
Are you meaning to say?: I have all the time in the world.
This is popular expression meaning it's ok to put something off. Like for example if you are young and trying to decide between college/job or travelling. Well you might then say: I have all the time in the world I don't need to go to college or find a job yet. I should go travelling instead.
13 februari 2017
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Michelle
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Japans, Koreaans, Spaans
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Engels
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