"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?

Question

"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?

Answer

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.

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yeah! get it thank you

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