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[ I've got reading to do.]
Does the word "do" mean "read"?
[ I've got reading to do.]
Does the word "do" mean "read"?
Does the word "do" mean "read"?
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18 Nov 2019
Obviously wrong
Explanation is not enough
Written in a language I can't understand
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No, you just have to trust this one.
"I have chores to do."
"I have laundry to do."
I can't think of many other examples.
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