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24 May 2019
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what does " Crash at my place" mean? When should I use it? Can you help me ?
what does " Crash at my place" mean? When should I use it? Can you help me ?
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As far as I know, when you offer someone to stay at your home for a night, you may say “crash at my place”.
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You are welcome! Yet if I were you, I would wait for native speakers’ answers. Just to be sure this is correct.
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Yes, this is correct. To sleep in another person's home is to crash at their place.
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