kun
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No he didn’t.
He said there were a lot of reasons he wasn’t scoring for City. Which is probably just a fact.
The second but is made up. He didn’t say “I couldn’t wait to get away” he said “it’s completely irrelevant now”.
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He said there were a lot of reasons he wasn’t scoring for City. Which is probably just a fact.
The second but is made up. He didn’t say “I couldn’t wait to get away” he said “it’s completely irrelevant now”.
No, he didn't...
Just reporting facts, doesn't have to be anything else.Good chat! Really constructive and thought out. Well done
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He said “it’s been a long season for me but I couldn’t wait to get here and get started with England”No he didn’t.
He said there were a lot of reasons he wasn’t scoring for City. Which is probably just a fact.
The second but is made up. He didn’t say “I couldn’t wait to get away” he said “it’s completely irrelevant now”.
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“Couldn’t wait to get here” is a very different sentiment to “couldn’t wait to get away”. He said the former not the latter.
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Are you saying she should leave the cucumber in ?
Surely the cucumber should have some say in the matter.
Cruelty to vegetables surely
Ive only watched his interview the one time but I’m sure he said he couldn’t wait to get away and come to England.
I could be wrong, I’m about 10 peronis in
He didn't, but the Sterling haters will twist it to say he did.
kun
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Which has a very different emphasis.He said “it’s been a long season for me but I couldn’t wait to get here and get started with England”
“can’t wait to get started” = excited for England duty.
“can’t wait to get away” = happy to leave Manchester.
You really need it explained?
tut
[ pronounced as an alveolar click; spelling pronunciation tuht ]SHOW IPAinterjection
(used as an exclamation of contempt, disdain, impatience, etc.)for shame!
noun
an exclamation of “tut.”verb (used without object), tut·ted, tut·ting.
to utter the exclamation “tut.”Now, you can surely work the rest out yourself.