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Jack
"You won't be in a moment"?
" I'm really tired. "lied Frank,and Frank stretched his arms out for good measure.
"You won't be in a moment,young man,because I've got a surprise for you!" replied Auntie Flip
what dose "You won't be in a moment"mean?
Is it the same with "You won't be a moment"? or does this sentence make sense?
23 nov. 2017 07:52
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A moment means a very short period of time, like a few seconds. So Auntie Flip is saying that he may be tired now, but in a few seconds he will not be, because of the "surprise" she has. And no, "You wont be a moment" doesn't make sense and is not the same.
23 november 2017
yeah! get it thank you
23 november 2017
Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
Schrijf je vragen op en laat de moedertaalsprekers je helpen!
Jack
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