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24 January
- Korean
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English (US)
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Simplified Chinese (China)
Question about English (US)
You want to give us a smile mean you'd rather give us a smile or you should give us a smile? right?
You want to give us a smile mean you'd rather give us a smile or you should give us a smile? right?
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- English (US)
Can you give an example for context?
Highly-rated answerer
- Korean
the situation is that a man doesn't smile taking a picture and the photographer say to him "you want to give us a smile"
- English (US)
@jym23 The sentence should read:
"Give us a smile, please!"
"You want to give us a smile" is unclear; it could mean either of your examples.
In this context, the listener will understand that the second meaning is intended.
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- Korean
@semicolond
Thanks a lot!!!!
Good luck to you!!!
Thanks a lot!!!!
Good luck to you!!!
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